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... iudge- ment . So wishing you all good , I remaine Your louing brother and friend , FRA . BACON . " The Table of Contents gives a list of forty Essays but the last two were not printed . 1. Of Religion . 2 . Of Death . 3. Of Goodnes and ...
... iudge- ment . So wishing you all good , I remaine Your louing brother and friend , FRA . BACON . " The Table of Contents gives a list of forty Essays but the last two were not printed . 1. Of Religion . 2 . Of Death . 3. Of Goodnes and ...
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... iudge it selfe , teacheth , that the Inquirie of Truth , which is the Love - making , or Wooing of it ; The knowledge of Truth , which is the Presence of it ; and the Beleefe of Truth , which is the Enioying of it ; is the Soveraigne ...
... iudge it selfe , teacheth , that the Inquirie of Truth , which is the Love - making , or Wooing of it ; The knowledge of Truth , which is the Presence of it ; and the Beleefe of Truth , which is the Enioying of it ; is the Soveraigne ...
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... Iudge therfore , of the Pleasure of the Heart , by the Pleasure of the Eye . Cer- tainly , Vertue is like pretious Odours , most fra- 75 grant , when they are incensed , or crushed : For Prosperity doth best discover Vice ; But Ad ...
... Iudge therfore , of the Pleasure of the Heart , by the Pleasure of the Eye . Cer- tainly , Vertue is like pretious Odours , most fra- 75 grant , when they are incensed , or crushed : For Prosperity doth best discover Vice ; But Ad ...
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... iudge by their owne Feeling ; they cannot finde it : But if they thinke with themselves , what other men thinke of them , and that other men would faine be as they are , then they are happy , as it were by report ; When perhaps they ...
... iudge by their owne Feeling ; they cannot finde it : But if they thinke with themselves , what other men thinke of them , and that other men would faine be as they are , then they are happy , as it were by report ; When perhaps they ...
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... iudge hurtfull , to discontinue it by little and little ; But so , as if thou doest finde any Inconvenience by the Change , thou come backe to it againe : For it is hard to distinguish , that which is generally held K 2 Of Regiment of ...
... iudge hurtfull , to discontinue it by little and little ; But so , as if thou doest finde any Inconvenience by the Change , thou come backe to it againe : For it is hard to distinguish , that which is generally held K 2 Of Regiment of ...
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