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Side 136
... better than in an open field ; both because they. 459. Herbs will be tenderer and fairer , if you take them out of beds , when they are newly come up , and remove them into pots with better earth . The remove from bed to bed was spoken ...
... better than in an open field ; both because they. 459. Herbs will be tenderer and fairer , if you take them out of beds , when they are newly come up , and remove them into pots with better earth . The remove from bed to bed was spoken ...
Side 300
... better to deal by speech , than by letter ; and by the mediation of a third , than by a man's self . Letters are good , when a man would draw an answer by letter back again ; or when it may serve for a man's justification , afterwards ...
... better to deal by speech , than by letter ; and by the mediation of a third , than by a man's self . Letters are good , when a man would draw an answer by letter back again ; or when it may serve for a man's justification , afterwards ...
Side 671
... better times . Other means to perpetuate the memory and merits of sovereign princes are inferior to this . Buildings of temples , tombs , palaces , theatres , and the like , are honourable things , and look big upon posterity : but ...
... better times . Other means to perpetuate the memory and merits of sovereign princes are inferior to this . Buildings of temples , tombs , palaces , theatres , and the like , are honourable things , and look big upon posterity : but ...
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BOOK | viii |
Valerius Terminus of the Interpretation | viii |
PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS | xli |
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