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The series is interrupted once or twice by a note or query of his own , relating to something which had occurred to him perhaps during his walk ; as for instance that “ wild thyme on the ground hath a scent like a cypress 6 Where harts ...
The series is interrupted once or twice by a note or query of his own , relating to something which had occurred to him perhaps during his walk ; as for instance that “ wild thyme on the ground hath a scent like a cypress 6 Where harts ...
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He keeps his ground : - of one that speaketh certainly and pertinently . 10. He lighteth well ; -- of one that concludeth his speech well . 11. Of speeches digressive : This goeth not to the end of the matter : -- from the lawyers .
He keeps his ground : - of one that speaketh certainly and pertinently . 10. He lighteth well ; -- of one that concludeth his speech well . 11. Of speeches digressive : This goeth not to the end of the matter : -- from the lawyers .
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... fair it musters on the ground ; At even , it is cut down and laid along : And though it spared were and favour found , The weather would perform the mower's wrong : Thus hast thou hang'd our life on brittle pins , To let us know it ...
... fair it musters on the ground ; At even , it is cut down and laid along : And though it spared were and favour found , The weather would perform the mower's wrong : Thus hast thou hang'd our life on brittle pins , To let us know it ...
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Nay desert grounds the streams do not forsake , But through the unknown ways their journey take : The asses wild , that hide in wilderness , Do thither come , their thirst for to refresh . The shady trees along their banks do spring ...
Nay desert grounds the streams do not forsake , But through the unknown ways their journey take : The asses wild , that hide in wilderness , Do thither come , their thirst for to refresh . The shady trees along their banks do spring ...
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Then man goes forth to labour in the field , Whereby his grounds more rich increase may yield . O Lord , thy providence sufficeth all ; Thy goodness , not restrained , but general Over thy creatures : the whole earth doth flow With thy ...
Then man goes forth to labour in the field , Whereby his grounds more rich increase may yield . O Lord , thy providence sufficeth all ; Thy goodness , not restrained , but general Over thy creatures : the whole earth doth flow With thy ...
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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 |