The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen9Longman, 1961 |
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... wisdom served me as a last comer ; and myself , in ' mine own industry , have rather referred and aspired to virtue than to gain : whereof I am not yet wise enough to repent me . But the while , whereas Solomon speak- eth that want ...
... wisdom served me as a last comer ; and myself , in ' mine own industry , have rather referred and aspired to virtue than to gain : whereof I am not yet wise enough to repent me . But the while , whereas Solomon speak- eth that want ...
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... wisdom you will re- member there is a great difference in choice of the persons , as you shall think the affairs to incline to composition or to war . For your carc - taking , general and po- pular conceit , " etc. 66 The Cabala ...
... wisdom you will re- member there is a great difference in choice of the persons , as you shall think the affairs to incline to composition or to war . For your carc - taking , general and po- pular conceit , " etc. 66 The Cabala ...
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... Munster journey , write in hæc verba . " Moreover in your Lordships ' great wisdom you will likewise I time in MS . 2 our : MS . of Ireland judge what pride the rebels will grow to 186 LETTERS AND LIFE OF FRANCIS BACON . [ CHAP . VII .
... Munster journey , write in hæc verba . " Moreover in your Lordships ' great wisdom you will likewise I time in MS . 2 our : MS . of Ireland judge what pride the rebels will grow to 186 LETTERS AND LIFE OF FRANCIS BACON . [ CHAP . VII .
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OF THE SECOND VOLUME | 1 |
LETTER TO MR R CECIL ABROAD | 4 |
Misgivings with regard to Essexs purposes Tone of his letters | 5 |
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