Essay

 1        3|      to the subversion of all government, which is the ordinance
 2       13|       Low Countries, in their government, excel; for where there
 3       14|       a sign the reverence of government is lost. For the motions
 4       14|     the greatest persons in a government, ought to be as the motions
 5       14|    any of the four pillars of government, are mainly shaken, or weakened (
 6       14|      a certain sign of a wise government and proceeding, when it
 7       15| without having respect to the government of the world. Wherein they
 8       16|  ravisheth all the spheres of government. The master of superstition,
 9       18|    tune the harp well; but in government, sometimes he used to wind
10       32|    lazy, in other things. For government, let it be in the hands
11       32|       their eyes. Let not the government of the plantation, depend
12       39|      gave to the state of his government, often interlaced this speech,
13       47|  virtuous. It is true that in government, it is good to use men of