Miscellanea from the Works of John Sheffield: Earl of Mulgrave, Marquis of Normanby and Duke of BuckinghamHaworth Press, 1933 - 114 Seiten |
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... observe , that the most knowing and most deserving of all his physicians did not only believe him poisoned , but thought himself so too not long after , for having declared his opinion a little too boldly . BUT here I must needs take ...
... observe , that the most knowing and most deserving of all his physicians did not only believe him poisoned , but thought himself so too not long after , for having declared his opinion a little too boldly . BUT here I must needs take ...
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... observe how very wisely and morally some men will write , and yet all the while live almost like the vulgar ; TULLY of old , and of late my Lord BACON ; both , I believe , of as great parts and knowledge as ever any age has produced ...
... observe how very wisely and morally some men will write , and yet all the while live almost like the vulgar ; TULLY of old , and of late my Lord BACON ; both , I believe , of as great parts and knowledge as ever any age has produced ...
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... to that Law , or any such addition ; especially so dangerous a one as this would be . IT is not altogether foreign to this matter , if I observe another very common mistake about that Bill against my Lord of STRAFFORD . Abundance of 118.
... to that Law , or any such addition ; especially so dangerous a one as this would be . IT is not altogether foreign to this matter , if I observe another very common mistake about that Bill against my Lord of STRAFFORD . Abundance of 118.
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