Essay

 1       14|        greater sort are of small strength, except the multitude be
 2       26|       being men so wise, of such strength and severity of mind, and
 3       28|      disposition, know their own strength; unless they be otherwise
 4       28|     great population, and little strength. This which I speak of,
 5       28|       most part in arms; and the strength of a veteran army (though
 6       28|        of Europe, the vantage of strength at sea (which is one of
 7       29|      therefore I may use it. For strength of nature in youth, passeth
 8       32|        till the plantation be of strength; and not only freedom from
 9       32|          the plantation grows to strength, then it is time to plant
10       34|     fleet, being the greatest in strength, though not in number, of
11       48|      good rule, where a man hath strength of favor: but otherwise,
12       50|         but great men, that have strength in themselves, were better
13       50|      cashiered; for many a man’s strength is in opposition; and when
14       57|          they seem to exceed the strength of human nature: and I may
15       57|       and muskets. Secondly, the strength of the percussion; wherein
16       57| luxuriant and juvenile; then his strength of years, when it is solid
17       58|          they seem to exceed the strength of human nature: and I may
18       58|       and muskets. Secondly, the strength of the percussion; wherein
19       58| luxuriant and juvenile; then his strength of years, when it is solid