Essay

 1        6|     that the former opinion, spread abroad, of their good faith
 2       10|     or a few, doth naturally spread itself towards many, and
 3       14|  muck, not good except it be spread. This is done, chiefly by
 4       28| spirit hastily to get up and spread. So are there states, great
 5       28|  doth rest upon them, he may spread his feathers for a time,
 6       28|      firm; but when they did spread, and their boughs were becomen
 7       28|      was not the Romans that spread upon the world, but it was
 8       28|    but it was the world that spread upon the Romans; and that
 9       32|      that the plantation may spread into generations, and not
10       40|  when wealth is more equally spread. The fifth, that it beats
11       57|      it not; for it will not spread. The one is the supplanting,
12       58|      it not; for it will not spread. The one is the supplanting,