Essay

 1        3|          a vulture or raven; and set, out of the bark of a Christian
 2        6|        he knoweth not. Therefore set it down, that an habit of
 3        6|          three disadvantages, to set it even. The first, that
 4       11|          discharge of thy place, set before thee the best examples;
 5       11|      precepts. And after a time, set before thee thine own example;
 6       11|        in the same place; not to set off thyself, by taxing their
 7       11|       times and persons; but yet set it down to thyself, as well
 8       14|     spark shall come, that shall set it on fire. The matter of
 9       18|          themselves desires, and set their hearts upon toys;
10       19|         which counsel, there are set for our instruction, the
11       19|    matter.~The ancient times, do set forth in figure, both the
12       19|      orderly assembly. I commend set days for petitions; for
13       21|        wares, it is not amiss to set forth their shop.~It is
14       22|          corrupt servants; which set a bias upon their bowl,
15       22|        self–lovers, as they will set an house on fire, and it
16       26|      great kings and monarchs do set upon this fruit of friendship,
17       26|    obtained that interest, as he set him down, in his testament,
18       28|     therefore, and wished him to set upon them by night; and
19       28|        fight. But before the sun set, he found them enow to give
20       28|          Athenians, made wars to set up or pull down democracies
21       28|      when princes or states have set up their rest, upon the
22       32|         and streams whereupon to set the mills, iron is a brave
23       33|         what feigned prices, are set upon little stones and rarities?
24       33|           sometimes they must be set flying, to bring in more.
25       34|         of astrology. But I have set down these few only, of
26       36|        those things which I here set down, are such as do naturally
27       37|          his nature, let him not set himself too great, nor too
28       37|     contrary extreme, whereby to set it right, understanding
29       37| commandeth upon himself, let him set hours for it; but whatsoever
30       37|         him take no care for any set times; for his thoughts
31       40|          usefully. It is good to set before us, the incommodities
32       42|         a rich stone, best plain set; and surely virtue is best,
33       44|        shall see many fine seats set upon a knap of ground, environed
34       45|         and sweet marjoram, warm set. There followeth, for the
35       45|        are very delightful to be set under a parlor or lower
36       45| watermints. Therefore you are to set whole alleys of them, to
37       45|         slope, of some six foot, set all with flowers. Also I
38       45|          amongst; and the ground set with violets, strawberries,
39       45|       are in wild heaths), to be set, some with wild thyme; some
40       45|     alleys, likewise, you are to set fruit–trees of all sorts;
41       45|          low, and not steep; and set with fine flowers, but thin
42       45|           and arbors with seats, set in some decent order; but
43       45|          these to be by no means set too thick; but to leave
44       45|         living plants and bushes set in them; that the birds
45       45|       workmen, with no less cost set their things together; and
46       51|         need to be rich, that is set without foil. But if a man