The Works of Francis Bacon ...

affections amongst ancient better body bring cause certainly command common commonly counsel court cunning custom danger deal death desire doth England envy especially factions fair fall fame favour fear follow force fortune fruit garden give govern greater greatest ground hand hath heart hold honour Italy judge judgment keep kind king less light likewise look maketh man's manner matter means men's mind motion nature never noted observation opinion particular party pass persons plantation princes reason religion respect rest riches rising saith secret seen servants shew side sometimes sort speak speech stand studies sure things third thought tion tree true turn unto usury virtue wars wherein whereof wise