The Essays: Or, Counsels, Civil and Moral ; and The Wisdom of the AncientsLittle, Brown, 1856 - 360 lappuses |
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... lives and their persons are most conversant ; yet what I have at- tained I know not ; but I have endeavored to make them not vulgar , but of a nature whereof a man shall find much in experience and little in books ; so as they are ...
... lives and their persons are most conversant ; yet what I have at- tained I know not ; but I have endeavored to make them not vulgar , but of a nature whereof a man shall find much in experience and little in books ; so as they are ...
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... live , " instead of " living to study . " He wished , to use his own lan- guage , " to become a true pioneer in that mine of truth which lies so deep . " He applied to the gov- ernment for a provision which his father's interest would ...
... live , " instead of " living to study . " He wished , to use his own lan- guage , " to become a true pioneer in that mine of truth which lies so deep . " He applied to the gov- ernment for a provision which his father's interest would ...
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... Lives of the Chancellors and Chief Justices of England , repels the plea , as inadmissible . It cannot be denied that if Bacon extended the practice to the courts of justice , he has 1 Essay XI . heaped coals of fire on his head ; for ...
... Lives of the Chancellors and Chief Justices of England , repels the plea , as inadmissible . It cannot be denied that if Bacon extended the practice to the courts of justice , he has 1 Essay XI . heaped coals of fire on his head ; for ...
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... great and glorious language itself ; indeed , as he fore- told of his Essays , it " will live as long as books last . " In the translation of his works into Latin , he was assisted by Rawley , his future biographer , and his 24 NOTICE OF.
... great and glorious language itself ; indeed , as he fore- told of his Essays , it " will live as long as books last . " In the translation of his works into Latin , he was assisted by Rawley , his future biographer , and his 24 NOTICE OF.
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... whether the light was from heaven ; associating with the learned and the gay 1 Lives of the Lord Chancellors and Keepers of the Great Seal of England . at the court of France ; devoting himself to Bracton1 28 NOTICE OF.
... whether the light was from heaven ; associating with the learned and the gay 1 Lives of the Lord Chancellors and Keepers of the Great Seal of England . at the court of France ; devoting himself to Bracton1 28 NOTICE OF.
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