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... Italy ; Cicero stayed somewhat long in Italy ; but at last sailed over to join with Pompey who when he came to him , Pompey said , you are welcome , but where left you your son- in - law ? Cicero answered , with your father - in - law ...
... Italy ; Cicero stayed somewhat long in Italy ; but at last sailed over to join with Pompey who when he came to him , Pompey said , you are welcome , but where left you your son- in - law ? Cicero answered , with your father - in - law ...
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... Italy . In the fight there was a band of the Cadurcians of a thousand , that did notable service ; whereupon , after the fight , Marius did denison them all for citizens of Rome , though there was no law to warrant it . One of his ...
... Italy . In the fight there was a band of the Cadurcians of a thousand , that did notable service ; whereupon , after the fight , Marius did denison them all for citizens of Rome , though there was no law to warrant it . One of his ...
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... Italian , what does a man think of when he thinks of nothing ? Sir Edward ( who had not had the effect of some of the queen's grants so soon as he had hoped and desired ) paused a little , and then made answer , Madam , he thinks of a ...
... Italian , what does a man think of when he thinks of nothing ? Sir Edward ( who had not had the effect of some of the queen's grants so soon as he had hoped and desired ) paused a little , and then made answer , Madam , he thinks of a ...
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... Italy means to keep snow and ice for the cooling of their drinks ; Qu . whether it be so in froth in re- spect of the liquor . in . Baths of hot water feel hottest at the first going The frost dew which we see in hoar frost , 220.
... Italy means to keep snow and ice for the cooling of their drinks ; Qu . whether it be so in froth in re- spect of the liquor . in . Baths of hot water feel hottest at the first going The frost dew which we see in hoar frost , 220.
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The Works of Francis Bacon: Lord High Chancellor of England, Volumen2 Francis Bacon Vista completa - 1851 |
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