The Works of Francis Bacon: Baron of Verulam, Viscount St. Alban, and Lord High Chancellor of England, Volume 1C. and J. Rivington, 1819 |
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... received so much satisfaction from the good sense and manliness of his answers , that she was wont to call him , in mirth , her young lord keeper . One saying of his deserves to be remembered . The queen having asked him his age , while ...
... received so much satisfaction from the good sense and manliness of his answers , that she was wont to call him , in mirth , her young lord keeper . One saying of his deserves to be remembered . The queen having asked him his age , while ...
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... received much , though severe , improvement from the dangers she was exposed to in the first part of her life . She grew up in a strict attention oyer her own actions , even over her looks and words , from the rigour of her father's ...
... received much , though severe , improvement from the dangers she was exposed to in the first part of her life . She grew up in a strict attention oyer her own actions , even over her looks and words , from the rigour of her father's ...
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... received itself from any : an undoubted proof of its firmness and active vigour . 1 When she came to the crown , she found the nation four millions in debt : a sum then almost incredible ! and yet her Å“conomy alone enabled her to ...
... received itself from any : an undoubted proof of its firmness and active vigour . 1 When she came to the crown , she found the nation four millions in debt : a sum then almost incredible ! and yet her Å“conomy alone enabled her to ...
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... received the admonitions , the remonstrances of his friends with all gentleness ; and was ever most patient of the truth . But then he wanted those arts which are most necessary in a courtier ; and are indeed the only qualities which ...
... received the admonitions , the remonstrances of his friends with all gentleness ; and was ever most patient of the truth . But then he wanted those arts which are most necessary in a courtier ; and are indeed the only qualities which ...
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... received him without any emotion either of anger or affec- tion , and , having confined him to his own house , ordered his conduct to be examined in the Star- Chamber . At this usage of him , however gracious and moderate , the people ...
... received him without any emotion either of anger or affec- tion , and , having confined him to his own house , ordered his conduct to be examined in the Star- Chamber . At this usage of him , however gracious and moderate , the people ...
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