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... rest were little ones ; so they made her two or three good prizes of the first particulars , but fell straightways . 18. Queen Elizabeth used to say of her instruc- tions to great officers , that they were like to gar- ments , straight ...
... rest were little ones ; so they made her two or three good prizes of the first particulars , but fell straightways . 18. Queen Elizabeth used to say of her instruc- tions to great officers , that they were like to gar- ments , straight ...
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... rest ? My lord answered , according to the fable in Æsop ; non sum gallus , itaque non reperi gemmam . 30. Sir Nicolas Bacon being appointed a judge for the northern circuit , and having brought his trials that came before him to such a ...
... rest ? My lord answered , according to the fable in Æsop ; non sum gallus , itaque non reperi gemmam . 30. Sir Nicolas Bacon being appointed a judge for the northern circuit , and having brought his trials that came before him to such a ...
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... rest with all expedition . 53. There was a captain sent to an exploit by his general with forces that were not likely to at- chieve the enterprize ; the captain said to him , sir , appoint but half so many ; why , 18.
... rest with all expedition . 53. There was a captain sent to an exploit by his general with forces that were not likely to at- chieve the enterprize ; the captain said to him , sir , appoint but half so many ; why , 18.
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... rest , but he cryed aloud , ecce multi cuni- culi , which in English signifies , behold many conies ; which he had no sooner said , but the co- nies ran to their burrows : and he being checked by them for it , answered , who the devil ...
... rest , but he cryed aloud , ecce multi cuni- culi , which in English signifies , behold many conies ; which he had no sooner said , but the co- nies ran to their burrows : and he being checked by them for it , answered , who the devil ...
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... 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.
... 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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The Works of Francis Bacon: Lord High Chancellor of England, Volumen2 Francis Bacon Vista completa - 1851 |
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