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Pagina 291
... gifts and aspirations , and of wonderful fail- ures - failure in life because Bacon had not a soul responsive to the call of honor ; in natural philosophy , because he had not a scientific mind . In life he fell ignobly because he did ...
... gifts and aspirations , and of wonderful fail- ures - failure in life because Bacon had not a soul responsive to the call of honor ; in natural philosophy , because he had not a scientific mind . In life he fell ignobly because he did ...
Pagina 340
... gifts was not regarded in Bacon's time as precisely the same as taking bribes , this appears to have been upon the condition that such presents should be in proportion to the length , the difficulty , and the nature of the cause , and ...
... gifts was not regarded in Bacon's time as precisely the same as taking bribes , this appears to have been upon the condition that such presents should be in proportion to the length , the difficulty , and the nature of the cause , and ...
Pagina 331
... gifts from suitors , but collects similar instances from foreign nations and ancient times . He goes back to the commonwealths of Greece , and attempts to press into his service a line of Homer and a sentence of Plutarch , which , we ...
... gifts from suitors , but collects similar instances from foreign nations and ancient times . He goes back to the commonwealths of Greece , and attempts to press into his service a line of Homer and a sentence of Plutarch , which , we ...
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