The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen2Houghton, Mifflin,, 1899 |
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... favours and ben- efits , as busied in his particular troubles at home . There was also a fair and specious occasion offered him to hide his ambition and to justify his warring upon Brittaine ; 2 for that the Duke had received and ...
... favours and ben- efits , as busied in his particular troubles at home . There was also a fair and specious occasion offered him to hide his ambition and to justify his warring upon Brittaine ; 2 for that the Duke had received and ...
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... favour , turned his en- terprise into a rode ; and wasted and destroyed the 1 Spelt " road " in MS . - James's preparations seem to have been com- lete by the middle of September , 1496 ; but he waited , I suppose , for the romised ...
... favour , turned his en- terprise into a rode ; and wasted and destroyed the 1 Spelt " road " in MS . - James's preparations seem to have been com- lete by the middle of September , 1496 ; but he waited , I suppose , for the romised ...
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... favours kings raises also and accomplishes the spirits of their servants . Her death was followed by two ... favour , that malevolent men may fear to curse what God has so highly blessed . And if any man shall say in answer ...
... favours kings raises also and accomplishes the spirits of their servants . Her death was followed by two ... favour , that malevolent men may fear to curse what God has so highly blessed . And if any man shall say in answer ...
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