Essay

 1       19|       for treasure, for war, for suits, for some provinces; for
 2       36|       and not discerned. Let the suits of the masquers be graceful,
 3       47|      wearisome, and importune in suits. Ordinary followers ought
 4       48|          undertaken; and private suits do putrefy the public good.
 5       48|        performance. Some embrace suits, which never mean to deal
 6       48|         hopes. Some take hold of suits, only for an occasion to
 7       48|         own. Nay, some undertake suits, with a full purpose to
 8       48|          the better deserver. In suits which a man doth not well
 9       48|   dealing, in denying to deal in suits at first, and reporting
10       48| honorable, but also gracious. In suits of favor, the first coming
11       48|        of conscience. Secrecy in suits, is a great mean of obtaining;
12       48|      these general contrivers of suits; for they are but a kind
13       55|          Add thereto contentious suits, which ought to be spewed
14       55|       persons that are sowers of suits; which make the court swell,