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A Welchman being at a sessions - house , and seeing the prisoners hold up hands at the bar , related to some of his acquaintance there , that the judges ...
A Welchman being at a sessions - house , and seeing the prisoners hold up hands at the bar , related to some of his acquaintance there , that the judges ...
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... that if he would but put in his head and ears a while in that pillory , he would bestow both brass and nails upon him to hold him in ...
... that if he would but put in his head and ears a while in that pillory , he would bestow both brass and nails upon him to hold him in ...
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was cheary ; and told her moreover , that an old horse would hold out as long , and as well as a young one , in travel . To which she answered , stroking ...
was cheary ; and told her moreover , that an old horse would hold out as long , and as well as a young one , in travel . To which she answered , stroking ...
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... did interrupt him often , said unto him ; there's a great difference betwixt you and me : a pain to me to speak , and a pain to you to hold your peace .
... did interrupt him often , said unto him ; there's a great difference betwixt you and me : a pain to me to speak , and a pain to you to hold your peace .
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Alonso Cartilio was informed by his steward of the greatness of his expence , being such as he could not hold out therewith .
Alonso Cartilio was informed by his steward of the greatness of his expence , being such as he could not hold out therewith .
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amongst answered appear asked Bacon believes better body brought cause cold colour coming continued countries death desire divers divine doth earth effect evil excellent father fear fellows former forms fortune gave give gold greater hand hath heat hold honour hundred pounds Italy keep kind king knowledge land less light likewise live look lord maketh man's manner matter means memory mind nature never offered opinion pass person philosophy pounds present queen reason rest rich saith seen servant shew ship sick side sir Thomas Crewe sometimes speak speech stay stood taken tell thee things thou thought told true turn unto virtue whereas whereof Whereupon wise wont young
Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Works of Francis Bacon ... Volumen2 de The Works of Francis Bacon, Francis Bacon |
| Autor | Francis Bacon |
| Editor | J. Cundee, 1802 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Británica |
| Digitalizado | 28 Ene. 2019 |
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