Essay

 1        8|      for charity will hardly water the ground, where it must
 2       34|      was a lad, and gave him water, This is the lad that shall
 3       36| carnation, and a kind of sea–water–green; and oes, or spangs,
 4       37| therefore let him seasonably water the one, and destroy the
 5       38|   whole night in a vessel of water, till they be engaged with
 6       44|    not of many more; want of water; want of wood, shade, and
 7       45|  that sprinkleth or spouteth water; the other a fair receipt
 8       45|      other a fair receipt of water, of some thirty or forty
 9       45|   matter is so to convey the water, as it never stay, either
10       45|     in the cistern; that the water be never by rest discolored,
11       45| fountain; which is, that the water be in perpetual motion,
12       45|   perpetual motion, fed by a water higher than the pool, and
13       45|     fine devices, of arching water without spilling, and making