Francis Bacon's Personal Life-story, Volume 1Rider, 1949 - 382 pagina's |
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Pagina 265
... cause to hate Lord Cobham , " he said , " for his villainous dealing and abuse of me . He hath been my chief persecutor most unjustly ; in him there is no worth . If therefore Her Majesty would give him of the honour , I have right cause ...
... cause to hate Lord Cobham , " he said , " for his villainous dealing and abuse of me . He hath been my chief persecutor most unjustly ; in him there is no worth . If therefore Her Majesty would give him of the honour , I have right cause ...
Pagina 285
... cause that she began to look coldly upon him when he came into her presence , until at last , he said to her he could see that : In the integrity of his heart , he had incurred great peril for pleading the cause of the Earl to her and ...
... cause that she began to look coldly upon him when he came into her presence , until at last , he said to her he could see that : In the integrity of his heart , he had incurred great peril for pleading the cause of the Earl to her and ...
Pagina 337
... cause " which drew forth the reply , " He ( pointing to Mr. Bacon ) talks of heat . If I be so hot as he was yesterday , then put me out of doors . " When , later , two Bills were to be debated , there being some dispute which should ...
... cause " which drew forth the reply , " He ( pointing to Mr. Bacon ) talks of heat . If I be so hot as he was yesterday , then put me out of doors . " When , later , two Bills were to be debated , there being some dispute which should ...
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