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Queen Elizabeth was wont to say , upon the commission of sales , that the commissioners used her like strawberry - wives , that layed two or three great strawberries at the mouth of their pot , and all the rest were little ones ...
Queen Elizabeth was wont to say , upon the commission of sales , that the commissioners used her like strawberry - wives , that layed two or three great strawberries at the mouth of their pot , and all the rest were little ones ...
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... from the French with jewels : the Lord Henry Howard , being then Earl of Northampton , and a counsellor , was omitted . Whereupon the king said to him , my lord , how happens it that you have not a jewel as well as the rest ?
... from the French with jewels : the Lord Henry Howard , being then Earl of Northampton , and a counsellor , was omitted . Whereupon the king said to him , my lord , how happens it that you have not a jewel as well as the rest ?
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... and provide the rest with all expedition . 53. There was a captain sent to an exploit by his general with forces that were not likely to atchieve the enterprize ; the captain said to him , šir , appoint but half so many ; why , 18.
... and provide the rest with all expedition . 53. There was a captain sent to an exploit by his general with forces that were not likely to atchieve the enterprize ; the captain said to him , šir , appoint but half so many ; why , 18.
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But he no sooner espied a company of rabbits before the rest , but he cryed aloud , ecce multi cuniculi , which in English signifies , behold many conies ; which he had no sooner said , but the conies ran to their burrows : and he being ...
But he no sooner espied a company of rabbits before the rest , but he cryed aloud , ecce multi cuniculi , which in English signifies , behold many conies ; which he had no sooner said , but the conies ran to their burrows : and he being ...
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... and would enjoy no more comfort ; and commanded them upon his high displeasure , not to offer to come in unto him . They forbore two or three days ; at last , one that was more hardy than the rest , incited some of his fellows to 34.
... and would enjoy no more comfort ; and commanded them upon his high displeasure , not to offer to come in unto him . They forbore two or three days ; at last , one that was more hardy than the rest , incited some of his fellows to 34.
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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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