The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen4J. Cundee, 1802 |
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... former assertion be admit- ted , when the sea flows on one shore , it must necessarily ebb , about the same time , somewhere on the opposite shore ; the enquiry therefore is thus brought to a point . Now Acosta , and some others , have ...
... former assertion be admit- ted , when the sea flows on one shore , it must necessarily ebb , about the same time , somewhere on the opposite shore ; the enquiry therefore is thus brought to a point . Now Acosta , and some others , have ...
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... former situation , then it may doubtless be admitted that the sea rises by attraction , or otherwise it should be totally re- jected . And it were not difficult to try , by the sounding line in streights , whether in the tide of ebb ...
... former situation , then it may doubtless be admitted that the sea rises by attraction , or otherwise it should be totally re- jected . And it were not difficult to try , by the sounding line in streights , whether in the tide of ebb ...
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... former appetite ; for men have thought they philosophized notably , in asserting flame to be endowed by the form of the element , with a necessary quality of possessing a larger space , than the same body possessed when it had the form ...
... former appetite ; for men have thought they philosophized notably , in asserting flame to be endowed by the form of the element , with a necessary quality of possessing a larger space , than the same body possessed when it had the form ...
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... former to be coarse , rough , and un- finished , in comparison of the latter , and thence fondly ex- . tol the excellence of the works of nature , above those of art . VOL . II . G truth only is , that natural textures are much more 81.
... former to be coarse , rough , and un- finished , in comparison of the latter , and thence fondly ex- . tol the excellence of the works of nature , above those of art . VOL . II . G truth only is , that natural textures are much more 81.
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... former the action of the tangible parts , suc- ceeding upon the emission of the spirit . But where the spirit is neither quite detained , nor quite discharged , but only attempts , and tries to force its prison , and readily meets with ...
... former the action of the tangible parts , suc- ceeding upon the emission of the spirit . But where the spirit is neither quite detained , nor quite discharged , but only attempts , and tries to force its prison , and readily meets with ...
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