Vignaud Pamphlets: Francis Bacon1837 |
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Strana 339
... judgment to pass against his client . As for the second , and more important charge , Mr. Dixon claims a triumphant acquittal ; and although we cannot concur in this , and our general impression remains unchanged , we gladly admit that ...
... judgment to pass against his client . As for the second , and more important charge , Mr. Dixon claims a triumphant acquittal ; and although we cannot concur in this , and our general impression remains unchanged , we gladly admit that ...
Strana 333
... judgment , that all judges that should give judgment afterward should sit in the same skin . Surely it was a goodly sign , a goodly monument , the sign of the judge's skin . I pray God we may once see the skin in England . ' ' I am sure ...
... judgment , that all judges that should give judgment afterward should sit in the same skin . Surely it was a goodly sign , a goodly monument , the sign of the judge's skin . I pray God we may once see the skin in England . ' ' I am sure ...
Strana 376
... judgment grow together . It happens still more rarely that the judgment grows faster than the fancy . This seems , however , to have been the case with Bacon . His boyhood and youth appear to have been singularly sedate . His gigantic ...
... judgment grow together . It happens still more rarely that the judgment grows faster than the fancy . This seems , however , to have been the case with Bacon . His boyhood and youth appear to have been singularly sedate . His gigantic ...
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