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... conceit ; so saith Solomon , " Where much " is , there are many to consume it ; and what hath the " owner but the sight of it with his eyes ? " The per- sonal fruition in any man cannot reach to feel great riches there is a custody of ...
... conceit ; so saith Solomon , " Where much " is , there are many to consume it ; and what hath the " owner but the sight of it with his eyes ? " The per- sonal fruition in any man cannot reach to feel great riches there is a custody of ...
Page 181
... conceit in cutting off evidence or counsel too short , or to pre- vent information by questions , though pertinent . The parts of a judge in hearing are four : to direct the evidence ; to moderate length , repetition , or im- pertinency ...
... conceit in cutting off evidence or counsel too short , or to pre- vent information by questions , though pertinent . The parts of a judge in hearing are four : to direct the evidence ; to moderate length , repetition , or im- pertinency ...
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... conceit of his cause . There is likewise due to the public a civil reprehension of advocates , where there appeareth cunning counsel , gross neglect , slight information , indiscreet pressing , or an over - bold defence ; and let not ...
... conceit of his cause . There is likewise due to the public a civil reprehension of advocates , where there appeareth cunning counsel , gross neglect , slight information , indiscreet pressing , or an over - bold defence ; and let not ...
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... conceit of good . Consider and note a little if the good fall out less than thou hopest ; good though it be , yet less be- cause it is , it seemeth rather loss than benefit through thy excess of hope ; if the good prove equal and ...
... conceit of good . Consider and note a little if the good fall out less than thou hopest ; good though it be , yet less be- cause it is , it seemeth rather loss than benefit through thy excess of hope ; if the good prove equal and ...
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... conceit , the first author goeth furthest , and time leeseth and corrupteth . Painting , artillery , sailing , and the like , grossly managed at first , by time accommodate and refined . The philosophies and sciences of Aristotle ...
... conceit , the first author goeth furthest , and time leeseth and corrupteth . Painting , artillery , sailing , and the like , grossly managed at first , by time accommodate and refined . The philosophies and sciences of Aristotle ...
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