The Moral and Historical Works of Lord Bacon: Including His Essays, Apophthegms, Wisdom of the Ancients, New Atlantis, and Life of Henry the SeventhBohn, 1860 - 504 頁 |
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第 xvi 頁
... favour of law reform . The praises which followed so intoxicated him , that in the ensuing debate on the sub- sidy , he broke out into a flaming oration against the court , denouncing the claim as extravagant , and dwelling with ...
... favour of law reform . The praises which followed so intoxicated him , that in the ensuing debate on the sub- sidy , he broke out into a flaming oration against the court , denouncing the claim as extravagant , and dwelling with ...
第 xxv 頁
... favour of law reform . The praises which followed so intoxicated him , that in the ensuing debate on the sub- sidy , he broke out into a flaming oration against the court , denouncing the claim as extravagant , and dwelling with ...
... favour of law reform . The praises which followed so intoxicated him , that in the ensuing debate on the sub- sidy , he broke out into a flaming oration against the court , denouncing the claim as extravagant , and dwelling with ...
第 135 頁
... favour : but otherwise a man were better rise in his suit ; for he that would have ventured at first to have lost the suitor , will not , in the conclusion , lose both the suitor and his own former favour . Nothing is thought so easy a ...
... favour : but otherwise a man were better rise in his suit ; for he that would have ventured at first to have lost the suitor , will not , in the conclusion , lose both the suitor and his own former favour . Nothing is thought so easy a ...
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