The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen13Houghton, Mifflin, 1860 |
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... death and corruption . For that state was the offspring of God and Sin , - and so remains . So that all three ... deaths of all things ; their fallings and risings , their labours and felicities : - in short all the fates that can befall ...
... death and corruption . For that state was the offspring of God and Sin , - and so remains . So that all three ... deaths of all things ; their fallings and risings , their labours and felicities : - in short all the fates that can befall ...
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... death , resolved to go down to Hell and beg her back again of the In- fernal Powers ; trusting to his lyre . Nor was he dis- appointed . For so soothed and charmed were the infernal powers by the sweetness of his singing and playing ...
... death , resolved to go down to Hell and beg her back again of the In- fernal Powers ; trusting to his lyre . Nor was he dis- appointed . For so soothed and charmed were the infernal powers by the sweetness of his singing and playing ...
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... death , Helicon ( river sacred to the Muses ) in grief and indignation buried his waters under the earth , to reappear elsewhere . The meaning of the fable appears to be this . The singing of Orpheus is of two kinds : one to propitiate ...
... death , Helicon ( river sacred to the Muses ) in grief and indignation buried his waters under the earth , to reappear elsewhere . The meaning of the fable appears to be this . The singing of Orpheus is of two kinds : one to propitiate ...
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... death sets men upon seeking immortality by merit and renown . Also it is wisely added in the story , that Orpheus was averse from women and from marriage ; for the sweets of marriage and the dearness of children commonly draw men away ...
... death sets men upon seeking immortality by merit and renown . Also it is wisely added in the story , that Orpheus was averse from women and from marriage ; for the sweets of marriage and the dearness of children commonly draw men away ...
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... death of such persons is wont to be followed by infinite commiseration ; for of all mortal accidents there is none so lamentable , none so powerful to move pity , as this cropping of the flower of virtue before its time : the rather ...
... death of such persons is wont to be followed by infinite commiseration ; for of all mortal accidents there is none so lamentable , none so powerful to move pity , as this cropping of the flower of virtue before its time : the rather ...
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