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Pagina 438
... known , and with almost as great claim upon notice . For those who desire traces of Bacon's own life and personality , there is an equally wide choice . The Essays on Great Place and on Adversity give us Bacon's reflections upon states ...
... known , and with almost as great claim upon notice . For those who desire traces of Bacon's own life and personality , there is an equally wide choice . The Essays on Great Place and on Adversity give us Bacon's reflections upon states ...
Pagina 261
... known of men , brought up and educated to a superior station in society , when cast entirely among colonists , rude and uncultivated , sadly give way to a marked decadence in manner and speech . Refine- ment and culture are delicate ...
... known of men , brought up and educated to a superior station in society , when cast entirely among colonists , rude and uncultivated , sadly give way to a marked decadence in manner and speech . Refine- ment and culture are delicate ...
Pagina 293
... known and admired of all his works ; and indeed in this way has few equals in the literature of modern Europe . The Essays , ' of which we now speak , were pub- lished first in 1597 , but were known , it would seem , before they were ...
... known and admired of all his works ; and indeed in this way has few equals in the literature of modern Europe . The Essays , ' of which we now speak , were pub- lished first in 1597 , but were known , it would seem , before they were ...
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