Francis Bacon's Personal Life-story, Volume 1Rider, 1949 - 382 pagina's |
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Pagina 95
... Honour and Proud Titles boast , Whilst I whom Fortune of such Triumph bars , Unlook'd for JOY in that I Honour most . ' He then subtly alludes to the fact that he has been razed forth from the book of honour by an unlucky chance ...
... Honour and Proud Titles boast , Whilst I whom Fortune of such Triumph bars , Unlook'd for JOY in that I Honour most . ' He then subtly alludes to the fact that he has been razed forth from the book of honour by an unlucky chance ...
Pagina 117
... Honour to give me leave amidst your great and diverse business , to put YOU in remembrance of my poor SUIT , leaving the Time unto your Honour's best Opportunity and commodity . I think the objection of my years will wear away with the ...
... Honour to give me leave amidst your great and diverse business , to put YOU in remembrance of my poor SUIT , leaving the Time unto your Honour's best Opportunity and commodity . I think the objection of my years will wear away with the ...
Pagina 188
... Honour ; nor under Jupiter that loveth business - for the contemplative Planet carrieth me away wholly ; but as a Man BORN UNDER AN EXCELLENT SOVEREIGN , that deserveth the dedication of all men's abilities . . . . The greater parts of ...
... Honour ; nor under Jupiter that loveth business - for the contemplative Planet carrieth me away wholly ; but as a Man BORN UNDER AN EXCELLENT SOVEREIGN , that deserveth the dedication of all men's abilities . . . . The greater parts of ...
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