... I have met with are not satisfactory. In reference to ham and all kinds of ... the careless manner of gathering rubbish for this purpose many poisonous ...

... speech came from afar off in a fearful manner. Bacon's Natural History. Say, lovely dream, where couldst thou ... time was frequent, doubting novelties and commixture of manners. Bacon. If they turn not back perverse; But that ...

... there might be a law to restrain fools. Bacon. There is in a manner two sorts of virgin mer- cury; the one ...

... it in war; for it rather seems that Bacon conceived the manner of using it to be by the violent ...

... the reader will frequently find in notices of Bacon's philosophy references to the Instauratio Magna, or Instauration of the ... Bacon would have coveted. Dugald Stewart remarks, in reference to Bacon's design of classifying the multifarious objects of human ...

... department which, to borrow the language of Lord Bacon, in reference to medical science in general, has been more ...

... and frequently affects the bowels in a violent manner. BACON. When the sides and flanks of a full ...

... young children, except in the form of thin bacon. The manners of pigs are proverbially bad, especially their table ...

... might be illustrated in a curious and interesting manner by a reference to the writings of poets and novelists. Such ... inflammatory diseases, and supported his views by a reference to the appearances ... to it. This manner of considering the disorder necessarily led to a ...

... exemplifies the steps of that inductive method which Bacon unfolded, by reference to the leading dis- coveries in the history ... collected with care, and arranged so that the reference to them if easy, while the manner in which they are expressed, is simple, clear, ...