Essay

 1       14|            to be more trepidation in court upon the first breaking
 2       44|         front, is there to be a fair court, but three sides of it,
 3       44|             the four corners of that court, fair staircases, cast into
 4       44|              lower building. Let the court not be paved, for that striketh
 5       44|              be but few, four in the court, on the sides only.~Beyond
 6       44|              sides only.~Beyond this court, let there be an inward
 7       44|               let there be an inward court, of the same square and
 8       44|        statuas, in the midst of this court; and to be paved as the
 9       44|             to be paved as the other court was. These buildings to
10       44|         front, three courts. A green court plain, with a wall about
11       44|              wall about it; a second court of the same, but more garnished,
12       44|           upon the wall; and a third court, to make a square with the
13       55|             of suits; which make the court swell, and the country pine.
14       55|        parasiti curiae, in puffing a court up beyond her bounds, for
15       55| understanding in the business of the court, is an excellent finger
16       55|             an excellent finger of a court; and doth many times point