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... hand , ( c ) that he was frail , and did partake of the abuses of the times ; and surely he was a partaker of their severities also . The great cause of his suffering is to some a secret . I leave them to find it out by his words to ...
... hand , ( c ) that he was frail , and did partake of the abuses of the times ; and surely he was a partaker of their severities also . The great cause of his suffering is to some a secret . I leave them to find it out by his words to ...
Pagina 13
... the muses , that they may play that have better hands . " To posterity and distant ages Bacon bequeathed his good name , and posterity and distant ages will do him ample justice . Wisdom herself has suffered in PREFACE . 13.
... the muses , that they may play that have better hands . " To posterity and distant ages Bacon bequeathed his good name , and posterity and distant ages will do him ample justice . Wisdom herself has suffered in PREFACE . 13.
Pagina ii
... hand to men of all fortunes ; when the nation had emerged from the dark superstitions of popery ; when peace , throughout all Europe , permitted the enjoyment of foreign travel and free ingress to foreign scholars ; and , above all ...
... hand to men of all fortunes ; when the nation had emerged from the dark superstitions of popery ; when peace , throughout all Europe , permitted the enjoyment of foreign travel and free ingress to foreign scholars ; and , above all ...
Pagina xx
... hand thereunto early , without waste of years ; upon such survey made , it may be my case may not seem ordinary , no more than my suit , and so more beseeming unto it . As I forced myself to say this in excuse of my motion , lest it ...
... hand thereunto early , without waste of years ; upon such survey made , it may be my case may not seem ordinary , no more than my suit , and so more beseeming unto it . As I forced myself to say this in excuse of my motion , lest it ...
Pagina xxxix
... hand . ” Although it was not likely that such lustre and repu- tation would dazzle him , the admirer of Phocion , ( k ) who , ( i ) Tennison . See note ( a ) , p . 226. ( k ) Apothegm . 30 , vol . i . p . 356 . when applauded , turned ...
... hand . ” Although it was not likely that such lustre and repu- tation would dazzle him , the admirer of Phocion , ( k ) who , ( i ) Tennison . See note ( a ) , p . 226. ( k ) Apothegm . 30 , vol . i . p . 356 . when applauded , turned ...
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