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Cunning in the humours of persons , but not in the conditions of actions . 6. He had rather have his will than his wish . 7. A brain cut with fascets . 8. More ingenious than natural . 9. He keeps his ground : - of one that speaketh ...
Cunning in the humours of persons , but not in the conditions of actions . 6. He had rather have his will than his wish . 7. A brain cut with fascets . 8. More ingenious than natural . 9. He keeps his ground : - of one that speaketh ...
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... translate it into a practical precept for the regulation of the mind , and fairly to follow to its legitimate consequences the doctrine that absolute veracity and freedom from all delusion is the only sound condition of the soul .
... translate it into a practical precept for the regulation of the mind , and fairly to follow to its legitimate consequences the doctrine that absolute veracity and freedom from all delusion is the only sound condition of the soul .
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OF EARTHLY HOPE . Better is the sight of the eyes than the wandering of the desire . The sense which takes everything simply as it is makes a better mental condition and estate than those imaginations and wanderings of the mind .
OF EARTHLY HOPE . Better is the sight of the eyes than the wandering of the desire . The sense which takes everything simply as it is makes a better mental condition and estate than those imaginations and wanderings of the mind .
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... but the world into which it transported him was one which , while it promised visions more glorious than any poet could imagine , promised them upon the express condition that fiction should be utterly prohibited and excluded .
... but the world into which it transported him was one which , while it promised visions more glorious than any poet could imagine , promised them upon the express condition that fiction should be utterly prohibited and excluded .
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He bears a lofty spirit in a mean condition ; when he is ablest , he thinks meanest of himself . He is rich in poverty , and poor in the midst of riches . He believes all the world to be his , yet he dares take nothing without special ...
He bears a lofty spirit in a mean condition ; when he is ablest , he thinks meanest of himself . He is rich in poverty , and poor in the midst of riches . He believes all the world to be his , yet he dares take nothing without special ...
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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 |