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... desire it may be in St. Michael's Church , St. Albans : there was my mother buried , and it is the parish church of my mansion - house of Gorhambury , and it is the only Christian church within the walls of Old Verulam . For my name and ...
... desire it may be in St. Michael's Church , St. Albans : there was my mother buried , and it is the parish church of my mansion - house of Gorhambury , and it is the only Christian church within the walls of Old Verulam . For my name and ...
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... desire of knowledge some- opposite to the advancement of the sciences ; for times from a natural curiosity and inquisitive ap- the readings and exercises are here so managed petite ; sometimes to entertain their minds with that it ...
... desire of knowledge some- opposite to the advancement of the sciences ; for times from a natural curiosity and inquisitive ap- the readings and exercises are here so managed petite ; sometimes to entertain their minds with that it ...
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... desire , and that he would not wrong himself by doing it at that time , when it might be thought he did it for profit ; and that if her majesty found other and abler men , he should be glad there was such choice of them . " This letter ...
... desire , and that he would not wrong himself by doing it at that time , when it might be thought he did it for profit ; and that if her majesty found other and abler men , he should be glad there was such choice of them . " This letter ...
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... desire mine ment which this difference of opinion occasioned , opinion and counsel . " Essex was unwilling to accept this important com- mand without consulting his intelligent friend . Bacon's narrative gives a striking picture of both ...
... desire mine ment which this difference of opinion occasioned , opinion and counsel . " Essex was unwilling to accept this important com- mand without consulting his intelligent friend . Bacon's narrative gives a striking picture of both ...
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... desire , to remove that cup from him , for those are my lord's own words , and doth now suffer his cause to be heard inter privatos parietes , by way of mercy and favour only , where no man- ner of disloyalty is laid to his charge ; for ...
... desire , to remove that cup from him , for those are my lord's own words , and doth now suffer his cause to be heard inter privatos parietes , by way of mercy and favour only , where no man- ner of disloyalty is laid to his charge ; for ...
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