The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen4Longmans, Green, Reader, and Dyer, 1868 |
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... leave it to your kind regard what is further to be done , as willing to give satis- faction to those which have put me in trust , and loth on the other side to press above good manners . And so with my loving commendations I remain ...
... leave it to your kind regard what is further to be done , as willing to give satis- faction to those which have put me in trust , and loth on the other side to press above good manners . And so with my loving commendations I remain ...
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... leaves no doubt as to the occasion to which it relates . The " new accident " concerning which Sir John Davies had sent Bacon a discourse , " can have been no other than the flight of Tyrone and Tyrconnell from Ireland , which had taken ...
... leaves no doubt as to the occasion to which it relates . The " new accident " concerning which Sir John Davies had sent Bacon a discourse , " can have been no other than the flight of Tyrone and Tyrconnell from Ireland , which had taken ...
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... leave with this ; that it is the first matter wherein I had occasion to discern of your friendship , which I see to fall to this ; that whereas Mr. Chancellor the last time , in my man's hearing , very honourably said that he would not ...
... leave with this ; that it is the first matter wherein I had occasion to discern of your friendship , which I see to fall to this ; that whereas Mr. Chancellor the last time , in my man's hearing , very honourably said that he would not ...
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... leave to go as often as he will with his keeper to Sir Francis Bacon , and is put in good hope of further liberty . " 112 A letter in Matthew's collection ( p . 22 ) , entitled " Sir Francis Bacon to a friend , about reading and giving ...
... leave to go as often as he will with his keeper to Sir Francis Bacon , and is put in good hope of further liberty . " 112 A letter in Matthew's collection ( p . 22 ) , entitled " Sir Francis Bacon to a friend , about reading and giving ...
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... leave the writing , which I left with you last , with any man , so long as that he may be able to take a copy of it ; because first it must be censured by you , and then considered again by me . The thing which I expect most from you is ...
... leave the writing , which I left with you last , with any man , so long as that he may be able to take a copy of it ; because first it must be censured by you , and then considered again by me . The thing which I expect most from you is ...
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