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Of Seeming wise . 21. Of 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 .
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Of Seeming wise . 21. Of 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 .
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... or Observations of the Wise , Faithful Sayings ; that is , credible Propositions
worthy of firm Assent , and ready Acceptance . And ( as I think ) he alluded more
particularly , in this Title , to a passage in Ecclesiastes 3 , where the Preacher
saith ...
... or Observations of the Wise , Faithful Sayings ; that is , credible Propositions
worthy of firm Assent , and ready Acceptance . And ( as I think ) he alluded more
particularly , in this Title , to a passage in Ecclesiastes 3 , where the Preacher
saith ...
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In the next Verse , he calls them Words of the Wise , and so many Goads and
Nails given Ab eodem Pastore , from the same Shepherd [ of the Flock of Israel ] .
” The next direct testimony is that of Aubrey . Speaking of Hobbes of Malmesbury
...
In the next Verse , he calls them Words of the Wise , and so many Goads and
Nails given Ab eodem Pastore , from the same Shepherd [ of the Flock of Israel ] .
” The next direct testimony is that of Aubrey . Speaking of Hobbes of Malmesbury
...
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104 106 116 • PT Of Delaies 21 Of Cunning 23 Of Wisdome for a Mans Selfe 24
Of Innouations 25 Of Dispatch 20 Of Seeming Wise 24 Of Frendship 28 Of
Expence 29 Of the true Greatnesse of Kingdomes and Estates 30 Of Regiment of
...
104 106 116 • PT Of Delaies 21 Of Cunning 23 Of Wisdome for a Mans Selfe 24
Of Innouations 25 Of Dispatch 20 Of Seeming Wise 24 Of Frendship 28 Of
Expence 29 Of the true Greatnesse of Kingdomes and Estates 30 Of Regiment of
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And it was a notable Observation , of a wise Father , And no lesse ingenuously
confessed ; That those , which held and perswaded , pressure of Consciences ,
were commonly interessed therin , themselves , for their owne ends .
And it was a notable Observation , of a wise Father , And no lesse ingenuously
confessed ; That those , which held and perswaded , pressure of Consciences ,
were commonly interessed therin , themselves , for their owne ends .
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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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