Baconian Essays
Baconian Essays
作者：Smithson, E. W. (Edward Walter), active 19th century; Greenwood, George, Sir, 1850-1928 [Contributor]
体例：段 章数：14
字数：288,581 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,612 字；最长 But, adds Professor Lefranc, “If many still refuse to admit （39,295 字），最短 [67] But “moral philosophy,” the words used both by “Shakesp（8,408 字）。
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章节目录
共 14 段- But, adds Professor Lefranc, “If many still refuse to admit
- A further question is suggested by the following passage in
- The essential fiction of _Time Vindicated_, known also as _T
- In Gilbert Wats’ English version (1640) of Bacon’s _Instaura
- Objection number three. On the hypothesis that Shakespeare w
- Turn we now to Jonson’s _Timber_ or _Discoveries_, a work wr
- The _Address_ expresses a wish that the Author had lived to
- (e) Though many of the coincidences between Bacon and Shakes
- The last words of one of Prospero’s closing speeches, _Every
- As to the “streaked gillivors, which some call nature’s bast
- Further on (p. xix), after giving the list of the titles on
- Now this “sugred sonnet” is I think a very remarkable one. C
- Well, “Labeo,” as used by Marston, stands for the author of
- [67] But “moral philosophy,” the words used both by “Shakesp