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... Riches . 22. Of Ambition . 23. Of Young men and age . 24 . Of Beautie . 25. Of Deformitie . 26. Of nature in Men . 27. Of Custome and Education . 28. Of For- tune . 29. Of Studies . 30. Of Ceremonies and respects . 31. Of Sutors . 32 ...
... Riches . 22. Of Ambition . 23. Of Young men and age . 24 . Of Beautie . 25. Of Deformitie . 26. Of nature in Men . 27. Of Custome and Education . 28. Of For- tune . 29. Of Studies . 30. Of Ceremonies and respects . 31. Of Sutors . 32 ...
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... Riches 35 Of Prophecies 36 Of Ambition • 37 Of Maskes and Triumphs 38 Of Nature in Men · 39 Of Custome and Education 40 Of Fortune 41 Of Vsury . 42 Of Youth and Age PAGE 89 91 96 99 ΙΟΙ · 104 106 116 · 118 131 134 136 139 144 149 153 ...
... Riches 35 Of Prophecies 36 Of Ambition • 37 Of Maskes and Triumphs 38 Of Nature in Men · 39 Of Custome and Education 40 Of Fortune 41 Of Vsury . 42 Of Youth and Age PAGE 89 91 96 99 ΙΟΙ · 104 106 116 · 118 131 134 136 139 144 149 153 ...
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... be thought , so much the richer . For per- haps , they have heard some talke ; Such an one is a great rich Man ; And another except to it ; Yea , but he hath a great charge of Children : As But the if it were an Abatement to his Riches.
... be thought , so much the richer . For per- haps , they have heard some talke ; Such an one is a great rich Man ; And another except to it ; Yea , but he hath a great charge of Children : As But the if it were an Abatement to his Riches.
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Francis Bacon. But the if it were an Abatement to his Riches . most ordinary cause of a Single Life , is Liberty ; especially , in certaine Selfe - pleasing , and hu- morous Mindes , which are so sensible of every restraint , as they ...
Francis Bacon. But the if it were an Abatement to his Riches . most ordinary cause of a Single Life , is Liberty ; especially , in certaine Selfe - pleasing , and hu- morous Mindes , which are so sensible of every restraint , as they ...
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... Riches , and Wisedome . This Passion , hath his Flouds , in the very times of Weaknesse ; which are , great Prosperitie ; and great Adversitie ; though this latter hath beene lesse observed . Both which times kindle Love , and Of Love 37.
... Riches , and Wisedome . This Passion , hath his Flouds , in the very times of Weaknesse ; which are , great Prosperitie ; and great Adversitie ; though this latter hath beene lesse observed . Both which times kindle Love , and Of Love 37.
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