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الصفحة 94
Francis Bacon. Of Wisdom FOR A MAN'S SELF N ANT is a wise creature for itself , but it is a AN shrewd thing , in an orchard or garden . And certainly , men that are great lovers of themselves , waste the public ... Wisdom for a Man's Self.
Francis Bacon. Of Wisdom FOR A MAN'S SELF N ANT is a wise creature for itself , but it is a AN shrewd thing , in an orchard or garden . And certainly , men that are great lovers of themselves , waste the public ... Wisdom for a Man's Self.
الصفحة 95
... Wisdom for a man's self is , in many branches thereof , a depraved thing . It is the wisdom of rats , that will be sure to leave a house , somewhat before it fall . It is the wisdom of the fox , that thrusts out the badger , who digged ...
... Wisdom for a man's self is , in many branches thereof , a depraved thing . It is the wisdom of rats , that will be sure to leave a house , somewhat before it fall . It is the wisdom of the fox , that thrusts out the badger , who digged ...
الصفحة 96
... wisdom , to have pinioned . Of Innovations S THE births of living creatures , at first are ill- As shapen , so are all innovations , which are the births of time . Yet notwithstanding , as those that first bring honor into their family ...
... wisdom , to have pinioned . Of Innovations S THE births of living creatures , at first are ill- As shapen , so are all innovations , which are the births of time . Yet notwithstanding , as those that first bring honor into their family ...
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