The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen13Hurd and Houghton, 1872 |
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... mean- ing . Not but that I know very well what pliant stuff fable is made of , how freely it will follow any way you please to draw it , and how easily with a little dexterity and discourse of wit meanings which it was never meant to ...
... mean- ing . Not but that I know very well what pliant stuff fable is made of , how freely it will follow any way you please to draw it , and how easily with a little dexterity and discourse of wit meanings which it was never meant to ...
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... means counsel ; Typhon , swell- ing ; Pan , the universe ; Nemesis , revenge ; and the like . And what if we find here and there a bit of real history underneath , or some things added only for ornament , or times confounded , or part ...
... means counsel ; Typhon , swell- ing ; Pan , the universe ; Nemesis , revenge ; and the like . And what if we find here and there a bit of real history underneath , or some things added only for ornament , or times confounded , or part ...
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... ordi- nary learning that will object to the reception of it as a thing grave and sober , and free from all vanity ; of prime use to the sciences , and sometimes indispen- sable : I mean the employment of parables as a PREFACE . 79.
... ordi- nary learning that will object to the reception of it as a thing grave and sober , and free from all vanity ; of prime use to the sciences , and sometimes indispen- sable : I mean the employment of parables as a PREFACE . 79.
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... mean the employment of parables as a method of teaching , whereby inyentions that are new and abstruse and remote from vulgar opinions may find an easier passage to the understanding . On this account it was that in the old times , when ...
... mean the employment of parables as a method of teaching , whereby inyentions that are new and abstruse and remote from vulgar opinions may find an easier passage to the understanding . On this account it was that in the old times , when ...
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... means first of the con- junction and then of the contention between Pompey and Cæsar , was long before foreseen as from a watch- tower , and foretold as by an oracle ; yet all the while he did no good , but did harm rather , and brought ...
... means first of the con- junction and then of the contention between Pompey and Cæsar , was long before foreseen as from a watch- tower , and foretold as by an oracle ; yet all the while he did no good , but did harm rather , and brought ...
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