The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen5Hurd and Houghton, 1872 |
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... reason to suppose that the fish have any enjoyment in the state of half insensibility which the change to fresh water produces . The cause is probably to be sought in what appears à priori to be certain , namely , the rapid absorption ...
... reason to suppose that the fish have any enjoyment in the state of half insensibility which the change to fresh water produces . The cause is probably to be sought in what appears à priori to be certain , namely , the rapid absorption ...
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... reason is , be- cause those parts are more replenished with spirits ; and the spirits are they that put forth sweat : besides , they are less fleshy , and sweat issueth ( chiefly ) out of the parts that are less fleshy , and more dry ...
... reason is , be- cause those parts are more replenished with spirits ; and the spirits are they that put forth sweat : besides , they are less fleshy , and sweat issueth ( chiefly ) out of the parts that are less fleshy , and more dry ...
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... reason of the fineness it doth easily exhale . In Italy , and the hotter coun- tries , there is a fly they call lucciole , that shineth as the glow - worm doth ; and it may be is the flying glow- worm . But that fly is chiefly upon fens ...
... reason of the fineness it doth easily exhale . In Italy , and the hotter coun- tries , there is a fly they call lucciole , that shineth as the glow - worm doth ; and it may be is the flying glow- worm . But that fly is chiefly upon fens ...
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... reason , sops in wine ( quan- tity for quantity ) inebriate more than wine of itself . The cause of the latter is , for that the sugar doth inspissate the spirits of the wine , and maketh them not so easy to resolve into vapour . Nay ...
... reason , sops in wine ( quan- tity for quantity ) inebriate more than wine of itself . The cause of the latter is , for that the sugar doth inspissate the spirits of the wine , and maketh them not so easy to resolve into vapour . Nay ...
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... reason whereof is , partly because by cheering or comforting of the spirits , it openeth the parts compressed or contused ; and chiefly because it refresheth the spirits by the opiate virtue thereof , and so dischargeth weariness ; as ...
... reason whereof is , partly because by cheering or comforting of the spirits , it openeth the parts compressed or contused ; and chiefly because it refresheth the spirits by the opiate virtue thereof , and so dischargeth weariness ; as ...
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