Essay

 1        5|      speech of Seneca (after the manner of the Stoics), that the
 2        7|        purse. Men have a foolish manner (both parents and schoolmasters
 3        9|         in an insolent and proud manner; being never well, but while
 4        9|   greatness, in a plain and open manner (so it be without arrogancy
 5        9|        the envy be general, in a manner upon all the ministers of
 6       14|        to the stock; and in like manner, when more are bred scholars,
 7       14|       can handle things, in such manner, as no evil shall appear
 8       14|          that in a fast and true manner; or to be fronted with some
 9       16|         such things; and in like manner, that the Schoolmen had
10       18|          his father, was in like manner fatal to his house; for
11       19| multitudes, or in a tribunitious manner; for that is to clamor counsels,
12       24|       and forward in an unsteady manner. I knew a wise man that
13       26|         to call them in the same manner; using the word which is
14       28|         greatest monarchy. Their manner was to grant naturalization (
15       57|        occasions. There be three manner of plantations of new sects.
16       57|          the weapons; and in the manner of the conduct. Wars in
17       58|        occasions. There be three manner of plantations of new sects.
18       58|          the weapons; and in the manner of the conduct. Wars in