Essay

 1        1|   see ships tossed upon the sea; a pleasure, to stand in
 2       17|    a strange thing, that in sea voyages, where there is
 3       17|     to be seen, but sky and sea, men should make diaries;
 4       28|     Arbela, was such a vast sea of people, as it did somewhat
 5       28|  years.~To be master of the sea, is an abridgment of a monarchy.
 6       28| great effects of battles by sea. The battle of Actium, decided
 7       28|     be many examples, where sea–fights have been final to
 8       28|  the vantage of strength at sea (which is one of the principal
 9       28|   inland, but girt with the sea most part of their compass;
10       32|   they have built along the sea and rivers, in marish and
11       33|    So as the earth seemed a sea to him, in respect of the
12       34|     that ever swam upon the sea. As for Cleon’s dream, I
13       34|     conceived not to be all sea: and adding thereto the
14       36|    carnation, and a kind of sea–water–green; and oes, or
15       44|     and races; too near the sea, too remote; having the
16       57|     is known, is almost all sea; or (which is most apparent)
17       58|     is known, is almost all sea; or (which is most apparent)