The Works of Francis Bacon: Lord Chancellor of England, Volumen13W. Pickering, 1825 |
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... farther off from accepting any of them from such a hand . So as you seemed , to your deep discomfort , to trouble her majesty's mind , and to foil her business ; inconveniences , which , if you be minded as you ought , thankfulness ...
... farther off from accepting any of them from such a hand . So as you seemed , to your deep discomfort , to trouble her majesty's mind , and to foil her business ; inconveniences , which , if you be minded as you ought , thankfulness ...
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... farther , that he shall have trespass for them ; but of seisure there had been no question . So again in 2 H. VII . the words of Brian are , that for the timber - trees the lessor may take them ; for they are his ; and seemeth to take ...
... farther , that he shall have trespass for them ; but of seisure there had been no question . So again in 2 H. VII . the words of Brian are , that for the timber - trees the lessor may take them ; for they are his ; and seemeth to take ...
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... farther , and concluded , that whereas we show our sense of the word but rare , they show theirs common and frequent ; and whereas we show it but in a vulgar use and acceptation , they show theirs in a legal use in sta- tutes ...
... farther , and concluded , that whereas we show our sense of the word but rare , they show theirs common and frequent ; and whereas we show it but in a vulgar use and acceptation , they show theirs in a legal use in sta- tutes ...
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