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| Keywords: FHLFB05.png Roger Bacon's supposed 13th-century peasant father <br><br> for sirrah said he have I any body else to leave my farm to but you and yet you take upon you forsooth to be a scholar and consequently a gentleman for they profess themselves so; you live upon the fruit of other men's labour Marry go ye up Goodman-Two-Shoes your Great Grandfather Grandfather and I have thought it no scorn to dig and drive; and pray what are you better than us p 5 1802 http //catalog hathitrust org/Record/100183414 The Famous History of the Learned Friar Bacon London Rhynd for C Sheppard http //babel hathitrust org/cgi/pt id mcg ark /13960/t3031dm9d;view 2up;seq 5;size 125 p 5 a reprinting of an English prose romance available in manuscript by c ‰1555 and first printed in 1627 anonymous other versions Custom license marker 2015 10 25 PD-100 The Famous Historie of Fryer Bacon Roger Bacon Peasants in art Farmers in art Fathers in art Children in art Uploaded with UploadWizard Smoke in art Chimneys in art Houses in art Cottages in art Goats in art Canes in art Farms in art Stockings in art Women in art Carts in art Birds in art Ducks in art Birdhouses in art Plows in art Chickens in art Trees in art | ||||
