Essay

 1        9|          ado may concern his own estate; therefore it must needs
 2        9|          all the ministers of an estate; then the envy (though hidden)
 3       13|         first as a portion of an estate, then as a condition of
 4       14|          this poverty and broken estate in the better sort, be joined
 5       14|          want and poverty in the estate. To which purpose serveth
 6       14|        earn less, do wear out an estate sooner, than a greater number
 7       14| forasmuch as the increase of any estate must be upon the foreigner (
 8       19|          meetings for matters of estate, that they may hoc agere.
 9       19|           and but one counsel of estate (as it is in Spain), they
10       21|       her into some discourse of estate, that she mought the less
11       26|          acquainted with a man’s estate, will beware, by furthering
12       27|         to be limited by a man’s estate; and governed with such
13       27|          and look into their own estate. Some forbear it, not upon
14       27|         cannot look into his own estate at all, had need both choose
15       27|        He that can look into his estate but seldom, it behooveth
16       27|           In clearing of a man’s estate, he may as well hurt himself
17       27|       upon his mind, as upon his estate. Certainly, who hath a state
18       28|         that deal in business of estate. For if a true survey be
19       28|          a great and flourishing estate, to ruin and decay. And
20       28|          to raise and amplify an estate in power, means, and fortune.
21       28|    counsels.~The greatness of an estate, in bulk and territory,
22       28|       the power and forces of an estate. The kingdom of heaven is
23       28|   examples show, that whatsoever estate or prince doth rest upon
24       28|         levied by consent of the estate, do abate men’s courage
25       28|           or tacit conformity of estate, I do not see how they may
26       28|          Let it suffice, that no estate expect to be great, that
27       28|        certainly to a kingdom or estate, a just and honorable war,
28       50|       for a prince to govern his estate, or for a great person to
29       55|        concern the sovereign and estate. Judges ought above all
30       55|   thereof may trench to point of estate: I call matter of estate,
31       55|         estate: I call matter of estate, not only the parts of sovereignty,
32      Glo|     equally powerful~Espial: spy~Estate: state~Facility: of easy