The Works of Francis Bacon, Lord Chancellor of England, Svazek 1Carey, 1841 |
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... desire . Wherein before I set down in plain terms my request unto you , I will open myself , what it was which I chiefly sought and propounded to myself in that work ; that you may perceive that which I now desire , to be perusant ...
... desire . Wherein before I set down in plain terms my request unto you , I will open myself , what it was which I chiefly sought and propounded to myself in that work ; that you may perceive that which I now desire , to be perusant ...
Strana 304
... desire never rests content with what it hath , but with an infinite and unsatiable appetite still covets and gapes after more . every giddy - headed humour keeps in a manner revel - rout in false religions ; or that the cause of madness ...
... desire never rests content with what it hath , but with an infinite and unsatiable appetite still covets and gapes after more . every giddy - headed humour keeps in a manner revel - rout in false religions ; or that the cause of madness ...
Strana 401
... desire to give her virtues the true grace and lustre , I must fall into a history of her life , which requireth both better leisure and a better pen than mine is . Thus much in brief according to my ability : but to say the truth , the ...
... desire to give her virtues the true grace and lustre , I must fall into a history of her life , which requireth both better leisure and a better pen than mine is . Thus much in brief according to my ability : but to say the truth , the ...
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2 ix | xlix |
From the publication of the Wisdom of the | lviii |
ESSAYS | lxix |
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