The Works of Francis Bacon ...J. Cundee, 1802 |
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... bold men for expostulation , fair - spoken men for per- suasion , crafty men for inquiry and observa tion , froward and absurd men for business that doth not well bear out itself . Use also such as have been lucky , and prevailed before ...
... bold men for expostulation , fair - spoken men for per- suasion , crafty men for inquiry and observa tion , froward and absurd men for business that doth not well bear out itself . Use also such as have been lucky , and prevailed before ...
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... bold defence ; and let not the counsel at the bar chop with the judge , nor wind himself into the handling of the cause anew after the judge hath declared his sentence ; but on the other side , let not the judge meet the cause half way ...
... bold defence ; and let not the counsel at the bar chop with the judge , nor wind himself into the handling of the cause anew after the judge hath declared his sentence ; but on the other side , let not the judge meet the cause half way ...
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