Essay

 1       15|    division, addeth zeal to both sides; but many divisions introduce
 2       19|          that are strong on both sides. I commend also standing
 3       44|      except you have two several sides; a side for the banquet,
 4       44|          I understand both these sides to be not only returns,
 5       44|        within; and to be on both sides of a great and stately tower,
 6       44|          a fair court, but three sides of it, of a far lower building
 7       44|      chambers; and let all three sides be a double house, without
 8       44|   without thorough lights on the sides, that you may have rooms
 9       44|        four in the court, on the sides only.~Beyond this court,
10       44| environed with the garden on all sides; and in the inside, cloistered
11       44|        inside, cloistered on all sides, upon decent and beautiful
12       44|       for privy lodgings on both sides; and the end for privy galleries.
13       44|          garnished, on the three sides; and cloistered on the inside,
14       45|           besides alleys on both sides. And I like well that four
15       45|      encompassed on all the four sides with a stately arched hedge.
16       45|      paved, and with images; the sides likewise; and withal embellished
17       45|       fair alleys ranged on both sides, with fruit–trees; and some
18       55|       supported by lions on both sides: let them be lions, but