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... person , but because they are dull and flat ; and adding many new , that otherwise would have died . * This collection his lordship made out of his memory , without turn- ing to any book . Contents . APOPHTHEGMS Ornamenta Rationalia ...
... person , but because they are dull and flat ; and adding many new , that otherwise would have died . * This collection his lordship made out of his memory , without turn- ing to any book . Contents . APOPHTHEGMS Ornamenta Rationalia ...
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... person , she meant to advance , called for Mr. Bacon ; and told him , she was like one with a lanthorn seeking a man , and seeming unsatisfied in the choice she had of a man for that place . Mr. Bacon answered her , that he had heard ...
... person , she meant to advance , called for Mr. Bacon ; and told him , she was like one with a lanthorn seeking a man , and seeming unsatisfied in the choice she had of a man for that place . Mr. Bacon answered her , that he had heard ...
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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 , never- 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 , never- D the less he would trust his person into your hands 33.
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Francis Bacon. 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 ...
Francis Bacon. 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 ...
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... person , and bathed twice a day . A friend of his said to him ; my lord , why do you bathe twice a day ? The bishop answered ; Because I cannot conveniently bathe thrice . 223. Diogenes was one day in the market - place 59.
... person , and bathed twice a day . A friend of his said to him ; my lord , why do you bathe twice a day ? The bishop answered ; Because I cannot conveniently bathe thrice . 223. Diogenes was one day in the market - place 59.
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The Works of Francis Bacon: Lord High Chancellor of England, Volumen2 Francis Bacon Vista completa - 1851 |
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