The Works of Francis Bacon: Lord Chancellor of England, Volumen13W. Pickering, 1825 |
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... humbly kiss your grace's hands . But be- cause the exchequer is thought to be somewhat barren , although I have good affiance of Mr. Chancellor , yet İ hold it very essential , and therein I most humbly pray your grace's favour , that ...
... humbly kiss your grace's hands . But be- cause the exchequer is thought to be somewhat barren , although I have good affiance of Mr. Chancellor , yet İ hold it very essential , and therein I most humbly pray your grace's favour , that ...
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... humbly pray you not to omit this favourable time . I cannot bear myself as I should till I be settled . And thus desiring pardon , I leave your lordship to God's preservation . Your lordship's , most humbly at commandment , From Gray's ...
... humbly pray you not to omit this favourable time . I cannot bear myself as I should till I be settled . And thus desiring pardon , I leave your lordship to God's preservation . Your lordship's , most humbly at commandment , From Gray's ...
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... humbly pray your lordship I may hear from you some time this day . Mr. Francis Bacon to Sir Robert Cecil . * My most honourable good Cousin , Your honour in your wisdom doth well perceive , that my access at this time is grown desperate ...
... humbly pray your lordship I may hear from you some time this day . Mr. Francis Bacon to Sir Robert Cecil . * My most honourable good Cousin , Your honour in your wisdom doth well perceive , that my access at this time is grown desperate ...
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