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For to certaine Zelants all Speech of Pacification is odious . Is it peace , lehu ?
What hast thou to doe with peace ? turne thee behinde me . Peace is not the
Matter , but Following and Party . Contrariwise , certaine Laodiceans , and Luke ...
For to certaine Zelants all Speech of Pacification is odious . Is it peace , lehu ?
What hast thou to doe with peace ? turne thee behinde me . Peace is not the
Matter , but Following and Party . Contrariwise , certaine Laodiceans , and Luke ...
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... of France ; And many more . But in private Revenges it is not so . Nay rather ,
Vindicative Persons live the Life of Witches ; who as they are Mischievous , So
end they Infortunate . Of Adbersitie T was an high speech of Seneca , Of
Revenge 15.
... of France ; And many more . But in private Revenges it is not so . Nay rather ,
Vindicative Persons live the Life of Witches ; who as they are Mischievous , So
end they Infortunate . Of Adbersitie T was an high speech of Seneca , Of
Revenge 15.
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Of Adbersitie T was an high speech of Seneca , ( after the which belong to
Prosperity , are to be wished ; but the good things , that belong to Adversity , are
to be admired . Bona Rerum Secundarum , Optabilia ; Adversarum , Mirabilia .
Certainly ...
Of Adbersitie T was an high speech of Seneca , ( after the which belong to
Prosperity , are to be wished ; but the good things , that belong to Adversity , are
to be admired . Bona Rerum Secundarum , Optabilia ; Adversarum , Mirabilia .
Certainly ...
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... absurd Silence , he must shew an Inclination , one way ; Or if he doe not , they
will gather as much by his Silence , as by his Speech . As for Equivocations , or
Oraculous Speeches , they cannot hold out long . So that no man can 20 Essayes
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... absurd Silence , he must shew an Inclination , one way ; Or if he doe not , they
will gather as much by his Silence , as by his Speech . As for Equivocations , or
Oraculous Speeches , they cannot hold out long . So that no man can 20 Essayes
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... but will ( faire ) let him goe on , and turne their Freedome of Speech , to
Freedome of thoug And there fore , it is a good shrewd Proverbe of the Spaniard ;
Tell a lye , and finde a Troth . As if there were no way of Discovery , but by
Simulation .
... but will ( faire ) let him goe on , and turne their Freedome of Speech , to
Freedome of thoug And there fore , it is a good shrewd Proverbe of the Spaniard ;
Tell a lye , and finde a Troth . As if there were no way of Discovery , but by
Simulation .
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Bacon's Essays and Colours of Good and Evil Golden treasury series |
| Author | Francis Bacon |
| Editor | William Aldis Wright |
| Publisher | Macmillan and Company, 1879 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 26 Jun 2013 |
| Length | 388 pages |
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