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... of the Essays which , being merely reprints , may be supposed to have been printer's speculations in which he took no concern , I do not find in any volume subsequently brought out by himself either the translation or the original .
... of the Essays which , being merely reprints , may be supposed to have been printer's speculations in which he took no concern , I do not find in any volume subsequently brought out by himself either the translation or the original .
Side 82
... the captains and their fifties : Elisha wrought miracles , and brought she - bears out of the wood to tear the little children : Peter smote Ananias the sacrilegious hypocrite with death ; Paul , Elymas the Sorcerer with blindness .
... the captains and their fifties : Elisha wrought miracles , and brought she - bears out of the wood to tear the little children : Peter smote Ananias the sacrilegious hypocrite with death ; Paul , Elymas the Sorcerer with blindness .
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When as we sate , all sad and desolate , By Babylon upon the river's side , Eased from the tasks which in our captive state We were enforced daily to abide , Our harps we had brought with us to the field , Some solace to our heavy souls ...
When as we sate , all sad and desolate , By Babylon upon the river's side , Eased from the tasks which in our captive state We were enforced daily to abide , Our harps we had brought with us to the field , Some solace to our heavy souls ...
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The world's a bubble , and the life of man less than a span ; In his conception wretched , from the womb so to the tomb : Curst from the cradle , and brought up to years with cares and fears . Who then to frail mortality shall trust ...
The world's a bubble , and the life of man less than a span ; In his conception wretched , from the womb so to the tomb : Curst from the cradle , and brought up to years with cares and fears . Who then to frail mortality shall trust ...
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WHEN as we sat all sad and desolate , By Babylon upon the river's side , Eas'd from the tasks which in our captive state We were enforced daily to abide , Our harps we had brought with us to the field , Some solace to our heavy souls to ...
WHEN as we sat all sad and desolate , By Babylon upon the river's side , Eas'd from the tasks which in our captive state We were enforced daily to abide , Our harps we had brought with us to the field , Some solace to our heavy souls to ...
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| Titel | Literary and professional works Bind 14 af The Works of Francis Bacon, Douglas Denon Heath |
| Forfatter | Francis Bacon |
| Redaktører | James Spedding, Robert Leslie Ellis, Douglas Denon Heath |
| Udgiver | Hurd and Houghton, 1861 |
| Oprindeligt fra | Pennsylvania State University |
| Digitaliseret | 31. okt 2012 |
| Eksporter henvisning | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |