Essay

 1        6|              opens himself, men will hardly show themselves adverse;
 2        8|          churchmen; for charity will hardly water the ground, where
 3        9|          that they earn their honors hardly, and pity them sometimes;
 4       13|          stay, when others rise, can hardly avoid motions of envy. On
 5       19|          extreme secrecy, which will hardly go beyond one or two persons,
 6       27|          expenses of all kinds, will hardly be preserved from decay.
 7       28|             peculiar to England, and hardly to be found anywhere else,
 8       33|               that himself came very hardly, to a little riches, and
 9       33|            upon gains certain, shall hardly grow to great riches; and
10       40|         mislike banks, but they will hardly be brooked, in regard of
11       40| merchandizing; for then they will be hardly able to color other men’
12       57|               As for the weapons, it hardly falleth under rule and observation:
13       58|               As for the weapons, it hardly falleth under rule and observation: