The Works of Francis Bacon ...: Literary and professional worksHoughton, Mifflin and Company, 1909 |
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... better for the liver , and the other for the writer . I have not flattered him , but took him to life as well as I could , sitting so far off , and having no better light . It is true , your Highness hath a living pattern , incomparable ...
... better for the liver , and the other for the writer . I have not flattered him , but took him to life as well as I could , sitting so far off , and having no better light . It is true , your Highness hath a living pattern , incomparable ...
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... better understand the particulars of their progress and purposes ; which was accordingly done ; though the King otherways was not without intelligence from espials in the camp . The rebels took their way towards York without spoiling ...
... better understand the particulars of their progress and purposes ; which was accordingly done ; though the King otherways was not without intelligence from espials in the camp . The rebels took their way towards York without spoiling ...
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... better to him than Pallas . In the same report also the ambassadors , being mean men and therefore the more free , did strike upon a string which was somewhat dangerous ; for they declared plainly that the people of Spain both nobles ...
... better to him than Pallas . In the same report also the ambassadors , being mean men and therefore the more free , did strike upon a string which was somewhat dangerous ; for they declared plainly that the people of Spain both nobles ...
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HISTORY OF THE REIGN OF KING HENRY VII | 13 |
Great Councils | 178 |
Character of Henry VII from the Latin | 379 |
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