A Baconian Summary
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Ii.
"To answer every man directly, I am a bachelor. " {Jul. Cess. III. Iii. ).
•>•> 653. — " Thought is free. " "Thought is free. " [Tw, Night I. Iii. ).
" Unloose thy long imprisoned thoughts. " 2 Hen. VI. V. I.
" Thought is bounty's foe. Being free itself it thinks all others so. " Tim. - ////. II. Ii.
1004. — " ' Tis best not to be born. " " welladay that ever I was born. " Rom. Jul. IV. Iv.
" Better my mother had not borne me. " Ham. III. Iii.
" Would I had n> 36 Entry No. 1207. — " Golden ...sleepe. " " There golden sleep doth reign. " Rom. Jul. II. Iii.
" Shake off the golden slumber of re- pose. " {Per. III. Ii. ). We may, our pastimes done, possess a golden slumber. " Til. ' And. II. Iii.
, 1397. — "Know thyself. " (A chiding or dis- grace. ) " Mistress, know yourself. " As You Like It III. V.
" He'll never know himself. " Hen. VIII. II. Ii.
"That fool knows not himself. " Tr. Cr. II. I.
"The wise man knows himself to be a fool. " (As You Like It V.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ii.
"To answer every man directly, I am a bachelor. " {Jul. Cess. III. Iii. ).
•>•> 653. — " Thought is free. " "Thought is free. " [Tw, Night I. Iii. ).
" Unloose thy long imprisoned thoughts. " 2 Hen. VI. V. I.
" Thought is bounty's foe. Being free itself it thinks all others so. " Tim. - ////. II. Ii.
1004. — " ' Tis best not to be born. " " welladay that ever I was born. " Rom. Jul. IV. Iv.
" Better my mother had not borne me. " Ham. III. Iii.
" Would I had n> 36 Entry No. 1207. — " Golden ...sleepe. " " There golden sleep doth reign. " Rom. Jul. II. Iii.
" Shake off the golden slumber of re- pose. " {Per. III. Ii. ). We may, our pastimes done, possess a golden slumber. " Til. ' And. II. Iii.
, 1397. — "Know thyself. " (A chiding or dis- grace. ) " Mistress, know yourself. " As You Like It III. V.
" He'll never know himself. " Hen. VIII. II. Ii.
"That fool knows not himself. " Tr. Cr. II. I.
"The wise man knows himself to be a fool. " (As You Like It V.
What to read after A Baconian Summary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Harding to read onlineMoreLess
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