Essay

 1        3|              when the matter of the point controverted, is too small
 2        3|              when the matter of the point controverted, is great,
 3       14|             known, but an excellent point of caution. I understand
 4       18|           where you meddle with the point of religion, or their customs,
 5       21|             a wise man; not only in point of honesty, but in point
 6       21|            point of honesty, but in point of ability. There be, that
 7       21|           forth their shop.~It is a point of cunning, to wait upon
 8       21|            seen in himself, it is a point of cunning, to borrow the
 9       21|          desirous to utter.~It is a point of cunning, to let fall
10       21|         more pleasure. It is a good point of cunning, for a man to
11       25|             certainly there are, in point of wisdom and sufficiently,
12       25|             a new work; which false point of wisdom is the bane of
13       26|     friendship complete, that other point, which lieth more open,
14       28|        judgment, that the principal point of greatness in any state,
15       28|      Spartans were a nice people in point of naturalization; whereby,
16       28|         Never any state was in this point so open to receive strangers
17       28|         stood upon. It is enough to point at it; that no nation which
18       28|             decay.~Incident to this point is, for a state to have
19       29|         sudden change, in any great point of diet, and, if necessity
20       44|           this to be, if you do not point any of the lower rooms,
21       45|           low statuas. But the main point is the same which we mentioned
22       46|           off than to fall upon the point at first; except you mean
23       51|          apparel, not too strait or point device, but free for exercise
24       53|          vain–glory is an essential point; for as iron sharpens iron,
25       55|          court; and doth many times point the way to the judge himself.~
26       55|   consequence thereof may trench to point of estate: I call matter
27       56|       himself in it.~For the second point; the causes and motives
28       56| construction of the injury from the point of contempt; imputing it
29      Glo|             Plausible: praiseworthy~Point device: excessively precise~