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 1    Int       |      whom Antony was about two years the elder. The family home
 2    Int       |       when Antony was fourteen years old and Francis twelve.
 3    Int       |      University, about sixteen years of age (as his lordship
 4    Int       | allowed for payment from three years to six; it was, in fact,
 5    Int       |      in fact, extended to four years. The Queen was offended.
 6    Int       | Solicitor-General, and by nine years Bacon’s senior. The office
 7    Int       |       or December, 1612, seven years later than these two books
 8      1, Int  |       Dictator (who lived some years before Christ) and Marcus
 9      1, II   |        Rome for the first five years, which are so much magnified,
10      1, II   |       so it was again, for ten years’ space or more, during the
11      1, II   |    when he was past threescore years old, he was taken with an
12      1, VII  |    island never had forty-five years of better tines, and yet
13      1, VII  |     that are dead many hundred years since, as any that now liveth;
14      1, VIII |  continued twenty-five hundred years, or more, without the loss
15      1, VIII |       personages of much later years; for the originals cannot
16      2, III  |   Author, with whom a thousand years are but as one day, and
17      2, XXI  |        been written a thousand years since. Neither am I moved
18      2, XXII |       their mature and settled years, but confined almost to
19      2, XXIII|        in Egypt the seven good years sustained the seven bad,
20      2, XXIII|   senate in twelve of his last years; whereas Augustus Caesar
21      2, XXIII|        in Egypt the seven good years sustained the seven bad,
22      2, XXIII|   senate in twelve of his last years; whereas Augustus Caesar
23      2, XXV  |       the space of these forty years and more (leaving out the