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... evinces a conception capable of embracing his subject in its most minute details , and a perspicuity of ar rangement which we look for in vain in the philosophical works of antiquity . The vast ertent of the plan is manifest at ...
... evinces a conception capable of embracing his subject in its most minute details , and a perspicuity of ar rangement which we look for in vain in the philosophical works of antiquity . The vast ertent of the plan is manifest at ...
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... sprinkled ' many witty ornaments of poesy and humanity ) , saith ; that these flowers were like blue , and yellow , and red flowers in the corn , which make a pleasant shew to those that look on , but they hurt the corn . 8.
... sprinkled ' many witty ornaments of poesy and humanity ) , saith ; that these flowers were like blue , and yellow , and red flowers in the corn , which make a pleasant shew to those that look on , but they hurt the corn . 8.
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But the commoners desired , that the bill mi not look back to accountants that were already , but extend only to accountants hereafter . But the lord treasurer said ; why , I pray you , if you purse by the way , would you look forwards ...
But the commoners desired , that the bill mi not look back to accountants that were already , but extend only to accountants hereafter . But the lord treasurer said ; why , I pray you , if you purse by the way , would you look forwards ...
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... prisoners hold up hands at the bar , related to some of his acquaintance there , that the judges were good fortune - tellers ; for if they did but look upon their hand , they could certainly tell whether they should live or die .
... prisoners hold up hands at the bar , related to some of his acquaintance there , that the judges were good fortune - tellers ; for if they did but look upon their hand , they could certainly tell whether they should live or die .
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... vaults of churches , that look as if they held up the church , but are but puppets . 69 ; There was a curst page that his master whipt naked , and when he had been whipt , would not a put on his cloaths ; and when his master bad 22.
... vaults of churches , that look as if they held up the church , but are but puppets . 69 ; There was a curst page that his master whipt naked , and when he had been whipt , would not a put on his cloaths ; and when his master bad 22.
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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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