Essay

 1        3|   that those which so differ, mean one thing, and yet they
 2        5|      world. But to speak in a mean. The virtue of prosperity,
 3        7|  shifts; makes them sort with mean company; and makes them
 4        7|    vocations and courses they mean their children should take;
 5       14|     want and necessity in the mean people, the danger is imminent
 6       18|     and yet not to endure the mean.~Kings have to deal with
 7       22|    not this mark; except they mean their service should be
 8       26|     raised Agrippa (though of mean birth) to that height, as
 9       26|       full of many kernels; I mean aid, and bearing a part,
10       28|  Poland) to be passed over; I mean the state of free servants,
11       30|   stings. Certainly, the best mean, to clear the way in this
12       34|               OF PROPHECIES~I mean not to speak of divine prophecies;
13       34| Though when I say despised, I mean it as for belief; for otherwise,
14       35| danger of them, if they be of mean birth, than if they be noble;
15       36|    not dancing (for that is a mean and vulgar thing); and the
16       38|    what it is. The Indians (I mean the sect of their wise men)
17       46|    point at first; except you mean to surprise him by some
18       48|  undertaken with bad minds; I mean not only corrupt minds,
19       48|    embrace suits, which never mean to deal effectually in them;
20       48|     the matter, by some other mean, they will be content to
21       48|  Secrecy in suits, is a great mean of obtaining; for voicing
22       48|     man, in the choice of his mean, rather choose the fittest
23       48|     rather choose the fittest mean, than the greatest mean;
24       48|       mean, than the greatest mean; and rather them that deal
25       50| factions, is to be neglected. Mean men, in their rising, must
26       53|      I speak of vain–glory, I mean not of that property, that
27      Glo|      Implicit: entangled~In a mean: in moderation~Insmoother: