Essay

 1        6|       For where a man cannot choose, or vary in particulars,
 2        7|   blood happens. Let parents choose betimes, the vocations and
 3       19|     counsel, it is better to choose indifferent persons, than
 4       22|      let princes, or states, choose such servants, as have not
 5       24|   come out of it clearly. To choose time, is to save time; and
 6       25|      opinion; but let no man choose them for employment; for
 7       27| estate at all, had need both choose well those whom he employeth,
 8       35|       let princes and states choose such ministers, as are more
 9       46| instruments, it is better to choose men of a plainer sort, that
10       48|      with honor: but let him choose well his referendaries,
11       48|   choice of his mean, rather choose the fittest mean, than the