Bacon's Essays and Colours of Good and EvilMacmillan and Company, 1879 - 388 pages |
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Page 173
... Florence , Gaston de Fois , and others . On the other side , Heate and Vi- vacity in Age , is an Excellent Composition for Businesse . Young Men , are Fitter to Invent , then to Iudge ; Fitter for Execution , then for.
... Florence , Gaston de Fois , and others . On the other side , Heate and Vi- vacity in Age , is an Excellent Composition for Businesse . Young Men , are Fitter to Invent , then to Iudge ; Fitter for Execution , then for.
Page 174
Francis Bacon William Aldis Wright. then to Iudge ; Fitter for Execution , then for Counsell ; And Fitter for New Proiects , then for Setled Businesse . For the Experience of Age , in Things that fall within the compasse of it ...
Francis Bacon William Aldis Wright. then to Iudge ; Fitter for Execution , then for Counsell ; And Fitter for New Proiects , then for Setled Businesse . For the Experience of Age , in Things that fall within the compasse of it ...
Page 204
... Iudgement and Disposition of Businesse . For Expert Men can Execute , and perhaps Iudge of particulars , one by one ; But the gene- rall Counsels , and the Plots , and Marshalling of Affaires , come best from those that are Learned . To ...
... Iudgement and Disposition of Businesse . For Expert Men can Execute , and perhaps Iudge of particulars , one by one ; But the gene- rall Counsels , and the Plots , and Marshalling of Affaires , come best from those that are Learned . To ...
Page 223
... Iudge- ment into Worme - wood ; And surely , there be also , that turne it into Vinegar ; For Iniustice maketh it Bitter , and Delaies make it Soure . The Principall Dutie of a Iudge , is to suppresse Force and Fraud ; whereof Force is ...
... Iudge- ment into Worme - wood ; And surely , there be also , that turne it into Vinegar ; For Iniustice maketh it Bitter , and Delaies make it Soure . The Principall Dutie of a Iudge , is to suppresse Force and Fraud ; whereof Force is ...
Page 225
... Iudge , nor winde himselfe into the handling of the Cause anew , after the Iudge hath Declared his Sentence : But on the other side , Let not the Iudge meet the Cause halfe Way ; Nor give Occasion to the Partie to say ; His Counsell or ...
... Iudge , nor winde himselfe into the handling of the Cause anew , after the Iudge hath Declared his Sentence : But on the other side , Let not the Iudge meet the Cause halfe Way ; Nor give Occasion to the Partie to say ; His Counsell or ...
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