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Page 47
... Speaking , and himselfe shall con- tinually gather Knowledge . But let his Questions , not be troublesome ; For that is fit for a Poser . " And let him be sure , to leave other Men their Turnes to speak . Nay , if there be any , that ...
... Speaking , and himselfe shall con- tinually gather Knowledge . But let his Questions , not be troublesome ; For that is fit for a Poser . " And let him be sure , to leave other Men their Turnes to speak . Nay , if there be any , that ...
Page 226
... speak wisely from the principles of nature , and his own medita- tion , loves rather to be thought to speak by inspiration , like a Bag - pipe . Time and Education begets experience ; Experience begets Memory ; Memory be- gets Judgement ...
... speak wisely from the principles of nature , and his own medita- tion , loves rather to be thought to speak by inspiration , like a Bag - pipe . Time and Education begets experience ; Experience begets Memory ; Memory be- gets Judgement ...
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Helen Constance White. Such pretty flowers , ( like to Orphans young ) To speak by Teares , before ye have a Tongue . Speak , whimp'ring Younglings , and make known The reason , why Ye droop , and weep ; Is it for want of sleep ? Or ...
Helen Constance White. Such pretty flowers , ( like to Orphans young ) To speak by Teares , before ye have a Tongue . Speak , whimp'ring Younglings , and make known The reason , why Ye droop , and weep ; Is it for want of sleep ? Or ...
Contents
The Seventeenth Century 16001660 | 1 |
A Selected List of Books on the Background and the Literature of the First | 29 |
Francis Bacon | 43 |
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