Essay

 1       10|       wholly from their serious affairs, and actions, of life; for
 2       18|       latter times, in princes’ affairs, is rather fine deliveries,
 3       19|         First, the revealing of affairs, whereby they become less
 4       19|        the unsecreting of their affairs, comes not from themselves.
 5       19|        It is true there be some affairs, which require extreme secrecy,
 6       19|        life of the execution of affairs, resteth in the good choice
 7       22|        republic. For whatsoever affairs pass such a man’s hands,
 8       22|    master’s great and important affairs. And for the most part,
 9       22|       abandon the good of their affairs.~Wisdom for a man’s self
10       28| negotiis pares), able to manage affairs, and to keep them from precipices
11       28|         any thing amongst civil affairs more subject to error, than
12       35|    pulling of them down, if the affairs require it, and that it
13       49|        plots and marshalling of affairs, come best, from those that
14       53|        of this quality in civil affairs. Where there is an opinion
15       54|        greatest weight of their affairs; their right hands, as we