Essay

 1       21|   after hear of the other’s suit.~There is a cunning, which
 2       48|     care what become of the suit, when that turn is served;
 3       48|  some sort a right in every suit; either a right of equity,
 4       48| right of equity, if it be a suit of controversy; or a right
 5       48| right of desert, if it be a suit of petition. If affection
 6       48|  ignorant of the value of a suit, is simplicity; as well
 7       48|   others. But timing of the suit is the principal. Timing,
 8       48|     were better rise in his suit; for he, that would have
 9       57|    years, the same kind and suit of years and weathers come
10       58|    years, the same kind and suit of years and weathers come