Essay

 1        1|    earth, to have a man’s mind move in charity, rest in providence,
 2        3|   themselves, which cannot but move derision in worldlings,
 3       11| together with the reasons that move thee to change; and do not
 4       11|       and as in nature, things move violently to their place,
 5       14|   their own particular motion, move violently, and, as Tacitus
 6       14| multitude be apt, and ready to move of themselves. Then is the
 7       21|     handsomely and effectually move, let him pretend to wish
 8       21|   pretend to wish it well, and move it himself in such sort
 9       22|     affinity with the heavens, move upon the centre of another,
10       57|   ancient time, seemed more to move from east to west; for the
11       58|   ancient time, seemed more to move from east to west; for the