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Side 17
... and stands thus , literatim . ** Mot . of the mynd explicate in woords implicate in thowghts . I judy . best implicate in thowy . or pticul . or mark . bycause of swiftnes collocat . and differe . and to make woords sequac .
... and stands thus , literatim . ** Mot . of the mynd explicate in woords implicate in thowghts . I judy . best implicate in thowy . or pticul . or mark . bycause of swiftnes collocat . and differe . and to make woords sequac .
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Most of those from Horace are so full of sense in the observation and felicity in the expression that they would be well worth printing as they stand , only that everybody knows them . And the same remark applies , though in a less ...
Most of those from Horace are so full of sense in the observation and felicity in the expression that they would be well worth printing as they stand , only that everybody knows them . And the same remark applies , though in a less ...
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But there is one which stands by itself , and though not belonging exactly to the class of “ Formularies , ” is curious enough to be worth preserving , and may be allowed in default of a fitter place to come in here .
But there is one which stands by itself , and though not belonging exactly to the class of “ Formularies , ” is curious enough to be worth preserving , and may be allowed in default of a fitter place to come in here .
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I believe that God is so holy , pure , and jealous , as it is impossible for him to be pleased in any creature , though ? the work of his own hands ; So that neither ;; ; Angel , Man , nor World , could stand , or can stand , one moment ...
I believe that God is so holy , pure , and jealous , as it is impossible for him to be pleased in any creature , though ? the work of his own hands ; So that neither ;; ; Angel , Man , nor World , could stand , or can stand , one moment ...
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... whereby some of his creatures might stand and keep their state , others might possibly fall and be restored , and others might fall , and not be restored in their state , 4 but yet remain in being , though under wrath and corruption ...
... whereby some of his creatures might stand and keep their state , others might possibly fall and be restored , and others might fall , and not be restored in their state , 4 but yet remain in being , though under wrath and corruption ...
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Bibliografiske oplysninger
| 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 |