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A great nobleman , upon the complaint of a servant of his , laid a citizen by the heels , thinking to bend him to his servant's desire ; but the fellow ...
A great nobleman , upon the complaint of a servant of his , laid a citizen by the heels , thinking to bend him to his servant's desire ; but the fellow ...
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When they were presented by the gentleman's servant , he said to one of his men , have him to the cellar , and let him have of my best wine : and turning to ...
When they were presented by the gentleman's servant , he said to one of his men , have him to the cellar , and let him have of my best wine : and turning to ...
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His steward told him , in the multitude of his servants . The bishop bad him to make him a note of those that were necessary ...
His steward told him , in the multitude of his servants . The bishop bad him to make him a note of those that were necessary ...
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Some about Vespasian told the emperor , to cross him ; that the party his servant spoke for , was not his brother ; but that he did it upon a bargain .
Some about Vespasian told the emperor , to cross him ; that the party his servant spoke for , was not his brother ; but that he did it upon a bargain .
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In the examination , that freed servant , who had much power with Claudius , very saucily , had almost all the words : and amongst other things , he asked ...
In the examination , that freed servant , who had much power with Claudius , very saucily , had almost all the words : and amongst other things , he asked ...
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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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