Book, Chapter

 1    Int       |     say, to 12,000 pounds in present buying power. In 1597 Bacon
 2      1, Int  |   fame and admiration of the present time, nor in the history
 3      1, II   |    and accommodating for the present, which the Italians call
 4      1, II   |    many times occurrences of present times may sort better with
 5      1, II   |     to tread opposite to the present world.~(5) And for the conceit
 6      1, II   |     were not needful for the present, in regard of the love and
 7      1, IV   |  principal and proper to the present argument; wherein my purpose
 8      1, IV   |     make a party against the present time. So that the ancient
 9      1, VII  |    made his mind continually present and entire. He likewise
10      1, VII  | Proxenus, his friend. He was present when Falinus came in message
11      2, I    | minister and suggest for the present many ingenious practices
12      2, II   |    other either consumeth to present oblivion, or turneth to
13      2, III  |       and therefore I cannot present as omitted.~(4) There are
14      2, III  |  advised than conferences or present speeches. So again letters
15      2, IV   |     is not pertinent for the present. In the latter, it is—as
16      2, IV   |      actions as if they were present, as history is of actions
17      2, V    |   out of this well for their present use; but the spring-head
18      2, VIII |  which have an immediate and present use, but those principally
19      2, IX   |      do further disclose the present humour and state of the
20      2, XIII |   invention is readiness and present use of our knowledge, and
21      2, XVII |    knowledge desireth rather present satisfaction than expectant
22      2, XVIII|    knowledge desireth rather present satisfaction than expectant
23      2, XXI  |      to give just praises to present or absent.~(9) But to return;
24      2, XXI  |     things which are just in present, and leave the future to
25      2, XXIII|  exasperateth; but an answer present and temperate pacifieth.~
26      2, XXIII|   like. For the knowledge of present actions is not only material
27      2, XXIII|  make anything of it for the present, yet to make it as a seed
28      2, XXIII|      which he urgeth for the present; and therefore men must
29      2, XXIII|  exasperateth; but an answer present and temperate pacifieth.~
30      2, XXIII|   like. For the knowledge of present actions is not only material
31      2, XXIII|  make anything of it for the present, yet to make it as a seed
32      2, XXIII|      which he urgeth for the present; and therefore men must
33      2, XXV  |   prepared the heavens I was present, when by law and compass
34      2, XXV  |    respectively towards that present occasion whereupon the words