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Side 20
More ingenious than natural . 9. 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 ...
More ingenious than natural . 9. 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 ...
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... of which he explains the nature and use in the 4th book of the De Augmentis under the head of Rhetoric : 1. The matter though it be new , ( if that be new which hath been practised in like case , though not in this particular ) . 2.
... of which he explains the nature and use in the 4th book of the De Augmentis under the head of Rhetoric : 1. The matter though it be new , ( if that be new which hath been practised in like case , though not in this particular ) . 2.
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It is the cat's nature and the wench's fault . 18. Good watch chooseth ill adventure . 19. Early rising hasteneth not the morning . 20. Let them that be a - cold blow at the coal . 21. I have seen as far come as nigh . 22.
It is the cat's nature and the wench's fault . 18. Good watch chooseth ill adventure . 19. Early rising hasteneth not the morning . 20. Let them that be a - cold blow at the coal . 21. I have seen as far come as nigh . 22.
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In the catalogue of particular histories , which were to combine into the great Natural and Experimental History that was to serve for the foundation of Philosophy , the 123rd title is Historia Ludorum omnis generis .
In the catalogue of particular histories , which were to combine into the great Natural and Experimental History that was to serve for the foundation of Philosophy , the 123rd title is Historia Ludorum omnis generis .
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I BELIEVE that nothing is without beginning but God ; no nature , no matter , no spirit , but one only and the same God . That God as he is eternally almighty , only wise , only good , in his nature , so he is eternally Father ...
I BELIEVE that nothing is without beginning but God ; no nature , no matter , no spirit , but one only and the same God . That God as he is eternally almighty , only wise , only good , in his nature , so he is eternally Father ...
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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 |