Essay

 1        9|        other affections, there is occasion given, but now and then;
 2       12|          with bold men, upon like occasion, they stand at a stay; like
 3       19|          committees; and then, as occasion serves, before the counsel.
 4       20|         holdeth up the price. For occasion (as it is in the common
 5       20|   ripeness, or unripeness, of the occasion (as we said) must ever be
 6       21|          wont; to the end to give occasion, for the party to ask, what
 7       27|       limited by the worth of the occasion; for voluntary undoing,
 8       28|           not awake upon any just occasion of arming.~No body can be
 9       31|           of talk, is to give the occasion; and again to moderate,
10       31| intermingle speech of the present occasion, with arguments, tales with
11       31|            for he shall give them occasion, to please themselves in
12       37|          and yet revive, upon the occasion or temptation. Like as it
13       37|        let a man either avoid the occasion altogether; or put himself
14       39|     opportunity, death of others, occasion fitting virtue. But chiefly,
15       48|        hold of suits, only for an occasion to cross some other; or
16       51|          and in note: whereas the occasion of any great virtue, cometh
17       51|         so that he giveth another occasion of satiety, maketh himself
18       55|          cause half way, nor give occasion to the party, to say his