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And therefore they advised her , that she should go less abroad to take the air , weakly attended , as she used . But the queen answered ; that she had rather be dead , than put in custody . 15. Henry the fourth of France his queen was ...
And therefore they advised her , that she should go less abroad to take the air , weakly attended , as she used . But the queen answered ; that she had rather be dead , than put in custody . 15. Henry the fourth of France his queen was ...
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... Sir Edward Coke was put up from being lord chief justice of the common pleas , to be lord chief justice of the king's bench ; which is a place of greater honour , but of less profit ; and withal was made privy counsellor .
... Sir Edward Coke was put up from being lord chief justice of the common pleas , to be lord chief justice of the king's bench ; which is a place of greater honour , but of less profit ; and withal was made privy counsellor .
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The king asked him the cause . He answered ; because you having suffered at the hands of Charles the greatest bitterness that ever prince did from another , nevernot your D the less he would trust his person into your hands 33.
The king asked him the cause . He answered ; because you having suffered at the hands of Charles the greatest bitterness that ever prince did from another , nevernot your D the less he would trust his person into your hands 33.
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the less he would trust his person into your hands . Why , Bresquet , said the king , what wilt thou say , if thou seest him pass back in as great safety , as if he marched through the midst of Spain ? saith Bresquet ; why then I will ...
the less he would trust his person into your hands . Why , Bresquet , said the king , what wilt thou say , if thou seest him pass back in as great safety , as if he marched through the midst of Spain ? saith Bresquet ; why then I will ...
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... the less by their advancement . 254. He said again ; good fame is like fire . When you have kindled it , you may easily preserve it ; but if once you extinguish it , you will not 21 st easily kindle it again ; at least , 66.
... the less by their advancement . 254. He said again ; good fame is like fire . When you have kindled it , you may easily preserve it ; but if once you extinguish it , you will not 21 st easily kindle it again ; at least , 66.
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| 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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