The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen2Houghton, Mifflin,, 1899 |
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... give royal contentment to all degrees and estates of our people ; maintaining the liberties of holy church in their entire , preserving the honours , privileges , and preeminences of our nobles from contempt or disparagement , according ...
... give royal contentment to all degrees and estates of our people ; maintaining the liberties of holy church in their entire , preserving the honours , privileges , and preeminences of our nobles from contempt or disparagement , according ...
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... give the rule or sen- tence . Whatsoever is above these is too much ; and proceedeth either of glory and willingness to speak , or of impatience to hear , or of shortness of memory , or of want of a staid and equal attention . It is a ...
... give the rule or sen- tence . Whatsoever is above these is too much ; and proceedeth either of glory and willingness to speak , or of impatience to hear , or of shortness of memory , or of want of a staid and equal attention . It is a ...
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... give it a sharp edge , or how to quench it or otherwise , whereby to give it a stronger temper . Wherefore finding this part of knowledge not broken , I have but tanquam aliud agens entered into it , and salute you with it , ded ...
... give it a sharp edge , or how to quench it or otherwise , whereby to give it a stronger temper . Wherefore finding this part of knowledge not broken , I have but tanquam aliud agens entered into it , and salute you with it , ded ...
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