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... command or rule over nature . The nature of every thing is best seen in its smallest portions . The philosopher , while he gazed upwards to the stars , fell into the water ; but if he had looked down , he might have seen the stars in ...
... command or rule over nature . The nature of every thing is best seen in its smallest portions . The philosopher , while he gazed upwards to the stars , fell into the water ; but if he had looked down , he might have seen the stars in ...
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... command of an expedition against , 36 ; King James's treaty of mar- riage with , and Bacon's wise coun- sels against , 218 . Speech of Bacon upon the absurdity of the supposed confederacy to con- trol the House of Commons , see outline ...
... command of an expedition against , 36 ; King James's treaty of mar- riage with , and Bacon's wise coun- sels against , 218 . Speech of Bacon upon the absurdity of the supposed confederacy to con- trol the House of Commons , see outline ...
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... command of that time which he gave to those exercises . He was much sharpened against popery : but had always a tenderness to the Dissenters , though he himself continued still in the communion of the church . " : Burnet , in his ...
... command of that time which he gave to those exercises . He was much sharpened against popery : but had always a tenderness to the Dissenters , though he himself continued still in the communion of the church . " : Burnet , in his ...
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... command or rule over nature . The nature of every thing is best seen in its smallest portions . The philosopher , while he gazed upwards to the stars , fell into the water , but if he had looked down he might have seen the stars in the ...
... command or rule over nature . The nature of every thing is best seen in its smallest portions . The philosopher , while he gazed upwards to the stars , fell into the water , but if he had looked down he might have seen the stars in the ...
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... command me in any particular I shall be ready to do her willing service ; and my reason is only because it drinketh ... commands more settled than ever . In a letter to the Lord Treasurer in 1594 , he says , I will use no reason to ...
... command me in any particular I shall be ready to do her willing service ; and my reason is only because it drinketh ... commands more settled than ever . In a letter to the Lord Treasurer in 1594 , he says , I will use no reason to ...
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