Chapter

 1      Pre|      which determined Bacon to give to the supposed author the
 2      Not|   conclusion, which I will now give.~The question is, whether
 3      Not|      be had, it will be fit to give some light OF THE NATURE
 4      Not|  describes, though he does not give their names; and they correspond
 5      Not|        transcript, and which I give unaltered, except as to
 6        1|        himself openeth it, and give unto faith that which unto
 7        1|       extremity to those which give to contemplation an overlarge
 8        1|        in paradise was able to give unto every living creature
 9        1|       own spirit to divine and give oracles unto him. For as
10        8|       things to receive and to give; the one motion affecting
11        9|        a much easier matter to give satisfaction than to do
12        9|  causes as will direct him and give him light to new experiences
13        9|         yet I may at the least give some awaking note both of
14       10|      be had, it will be fit to give some light of the nature
15       11|      and our purpose is now to give an example of a free direction,
16       11|     few grains of saffron will give a tincture to a tun of water;
17       11|      many grains of civet will give a perfume to a whole chamber
18       11|     the portion of a body will give forth scent which is too
19       11|  search out and upon search to give true cautions of the native
20       18| inwardly of itself, no man can give a just account how he came
21       19|    have been entered either to give over or to seek a more compendious