Essay

 1        6|    reserve to a man’s self a fair retreat. For if a man engage
 2        6| themselves adverse; but will fair let him go on, and turn
 3       13|    not in decay; or to see a fair timber tree, sound and perfect.
 4       14|     men had need to pray for fair weather. But let us pass
 5       21|     and entries, but never a fair room. Therefore you shall
 6       26|   friendship maketh indeed a fair day in the affections, from
 7       33|      good name, for good and fair dealing. But the gains of
 8       44| small cost. He that builds a fair house, upon an ill seat,
 9       44|    be, and yet scarce a very fair room in them.~First, therefore,
10       44|    and a summer parlor, both fair. And under these rooms,
11       44|     And under these rooms, a fair and large cellar, sunk under
12       44|    rooms, let them be upon a fair open newel, and finely railed
13       44|      brass color; and a very fair landing–place at the top.
14       44|      front, is there to be a fair court, but three sides of
15       44|  four corners of that court, fair staircases, cast into turrets,
16       44|     You shall have sometimes fair houses so full of glass,
17       44| there be a fountain, or some fair work of statuas, in the
18       44|     Upon the ground story, a fair gallery, open, upon pillars;
19       45|   because it will give you a fair alley in the midst, by which
20       45|      your prospect upon this fair hedge from the green; nor
21       45|    well; and in some places, fair columns upon frames of carpenter’
22       45|     the alleys, spacious and fair. You may have closer alleys,
23       45|   also, in the very middle a fair mount, with three ascents,
24       45|  spouteth water; the other a fair receipt of water, of some
25       45|     and delivered into it by fair spouts, and then discharged
26       45|   plant your fruit–trees, be fair and large, and low, and
27       45|     but there should be some fair alleys ranged on both sides,
28       46|  bold men for expostulation, fair–spoken men for persuasion,
29       55|  causes are well handled and fair pleaded; especially towards
30      Glo| Facility: of easy persuasion~Fair: rather~Fame: rumor~Favor: