Essay

 1        9| carriage of greatness, in a plain and open manner (so it be
 2       12|   in all. But the reason is plain. There is in human nature
 3       12|   put in writing, almost in plain terms, That the Christian
 4       19|  faithful, and sincere, and plain, and direct; not crafty
 5       19|    mortui: books will speak plain, when counsellors blanch.
 6       28|     Spaniards. But it is so plain, that every man profiteth
 7       42|     like a rich stone, best plain set; and surely virtue is
 8       44| three courts. A green court plain, with a wall about it; a
 9       48|     delays and abuses, that plain dealing, in denying to deal
10       55|    whereby they pervert the plain and direct courses of courts,