...wise as that thou gain the name of frankness ; yet, in eases of importance, use dissimulation, which doth succeed the better to one who doth thus live,...the contrary, it is more easily believed in him." — Guieciurdini, Maxims. u Clear and round dealing is the honor of man's nature ; and that mixture...

...and yet the other not abandoned, that is, in thine ordinary and common course of living, to 92. 96 use the first in such wise, as that thou gainest the...dissimulation and with artifice ; but I excuse him who doth sometime use it. .... clear and round dealing is the Honour of Man's Nature ; and that mixture of Falsehood...

...and yet the other not abandoned, that is, in thine ordinary and common course of living, to 92. 96 97 use the first in such wise, as that thou gainest the...dissimulation and with artifice ; but I excuse him who doth sometime use it. .... clear and round dealing is the Honour of Man's Nature ; and that mixture of Falsehood...

...Counsels and Reflections. London, 1890. Another translation was made by Emma Martin. London, 1845. the evil Natures of others. Wherefore, I know not,...dissimulation and with artifice ; but I excuse him who doth sometime use it. ' '33 These maxims, which so closely resemble Bacon's, were popular in England, and...

...Counsels and Reflections. London, 1890. Another translation was made by Emma Martin. London, 1845. the evil Natures of others. Wherefore, I know not,...dissimulation and with artifice ; but I excuse him who doth sometime use it."M These maxims, which so closely resemble Bacon's, were popular in England, and Guicciardini's...

...wise as that thou gain the name of frankness ; yet, in cases of importance, use dissimulation, which doth succeed the better to one who doth thus live,...the contrary, it is more easily believed in him." — Guicciardini, Maxims. "Clear and round dealing is the honor of man's nature ; and that mixture...