Works: Collected and Edited by James Spedding, Robert Leslie Ellis, and Douglas Denon Heath, Volume 8Longman, 1862 |
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... Honour at any other time , but now chiefly at this sea- son of your greatest affairs and small or no leisure ; but yet because yes- terday's morning speech , -as , in that I was extraordinarily admitted , it was your Lordship's favour ...
... Honour at any other time , but now chiefly at this sea- son of your greatest affairs and small or no leisure ; but yet because yes- terday's morning speech , -as , in that I was extraordinarily admitted , it was your Lordship's favour ...
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... Honours of the Council , whose wisdom they greatly reverence ; and if they cannot strongly prove before you out [ of ] ... Honour , I wish from the very heart that to your other rare gifts sundry - wise , you were fully instructed and ...
... Honours of the Council , whose wisdom they greatly reverence ; and if they cannot strongly prove before you out [ of ] ... Honour , I wish from the very heart that to your other rare gifts sundry - wise , you were fully instructed and ...
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... honour to take any pretence of mar- tyrdom , especially in England , where the fullness of blood and greatness of heart is such that they will even for shameful things go bravely to death , much more when they think they climb heaven ...
... honour to take any pretence of mar- tyrdom , especially in England , where the fullness of blood and greatness of heart is such that they will even for shameful things go bravely to death , much more when they think they climb heaven ...
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... Honour to give me leave amidst your great and diverse business to put you in remembrance of my poor suit , leaving the time unto your Honour's best opportunity and com- modity . I think the objection of my years will wear away with the ...
... Honour to give me leave amidst your great and diverse business to put you in remembrance of my poor suit , leaving the time unto your Honour's best opportunity and com- modity . I think the objection of my years will wear away with the ...
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... honour and to myself continuance of your good 1 Lansd . MSS . 51. f . 9 : original . A good specimen of Bacon's careful hand- writing at this time of his life . opinion with mind and means to deserve it , I 1584-86 . ] 59 REPLY TO ...
... honour and to myself continuance of your good 1 Lansd . MSS . 51. f . 9 : original . A good specimen of Bacon's careful hand- writing at this time of his life . opinion with mind and means to deserve it , I 1584-86 . ] 59 REPLY TO ...
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