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... according to the course of other courts , to advise with my counsel and to make my answer ; wherein , nevertheless , my counsel's part will be the least ; for I shall not , by the grace of God , trick up an innocency with cavillations ...
... according to the course of other courts , to advise with my counsel and to make my answer ; wherein , nevertheless , my counsel's part will be the least ; for I shall not , by the grace of God , trick up an innocency with cavillations ...
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... according to the deriviation , and not according to our idiom for medicine , is situate in a middle term or distance between na- tural history and metaphysic . For natural history describeth the variety of things ; physic , the causes ...
... according to the deriviation , and not according to our idiom for medicine , is situate in a middle term or distance between na- tural history and metaphysic . For natural history describeth the variety of things ; physic , the causes ...
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... according to the laws of heaven and earth ; the other , that which is imprinted upon the spirit of man by an inward instinct , according to the law of con- science , which is a sparkle of the purity of his first estate in which latter ...
... according to the laws of heaven and earth ; the other , that which is imprinted upon the spirit of man by an inward instinct , according to the law of con- science , which is a sparkle of the purity of his first estate in which latter ...
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2 ix | xlix |
From the publication of the Wisdom of the | lviii |
ESSAYS | lxix |
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