The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen4Longmans, Green, Reader, and Dyer, 1868 |
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... ground and well justifying the censure of the heathen , that superstition is far worse than atheism ; by how much it is less evil to have no opinion of God at all , than such as is impious towards his divine majesty and goodness . Good ...
... ground and well justifying the censure of the heathen , that superstition is far worse than atheism ; by how much it is less evil to have no opinion of God at all , than such as is impious towards his divine majesty and goodness . Good ...
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... ground and must advance with caution . At this time he not only stood for the first time " out of the person of a suitor , " — that is , in a position in which he had not any particular favour to ask or expect , —but he had for the ...
... ground and must advance with caution . At this time he not only stood for the first time " out of the person of a suitor , " — that is , in a position in which he had not any particular favour to ask or expect , —but he had for the ...
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... ground of justice to the dead . " Proclaim the faults he would not show : Break lock and seal : betray the trust : Keep nothing sacred : ' tis but just The many - headed beast should know . " And many people besides the Poet Laureate ...
... ground of justice to the dead . " Proclaim the faults he would not show : Break lock and seal : betray the trust : Keep nothing sacred : ' tis but just The many - headed beast should know . " And many people besides the Poet Laureate ...
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... grounds of hope , and a general indication of the results that might be hoped for ; the other , by exhibiting ( if pos ... ground , and he must think of the fittest persons to whom he should “ impart " them . Upon which thought follows a ...
... grounds of hope , and a general indication of the results that might be hoped for ; the other , by exhibiting ( if pos ... ground , and he must think of the fittest persons to whom he should “ impart " them . Upon which thought follows a ...
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... grounds according to his taste ; and he begins with " directions for a plot to turn the pond - yard into a place of pleasure , " by enclosing and laying it out in broad walks and terraces , with banks and borders set with choice trees ...
... grounds according to his taste ; and he begins with " directions for a plot to turn the pond - yard into a place of pleasure , " by enclosing and laying it out in broad walks and terraces , with banks and borders set with choice trees ...
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