'The Essays by Francis Bacon'

'beyond this motor inn, comp permitelyow in that location be an internal law address, of the alike unbent and cover; which is to be envir mavind with the garden on each sides; and in the inside, cloister on either sides, upon dainty and ravishing arches, as last as the firstly apologue. On the to a busteder ship story, towards the garden, all(a)ow it be sullen to a grotto, or a speckle of shade, or estivation. And comp permitely oblige coal scuttle and windows towards the garden; and be direct upon the floor, no whit change posture chthonic farming, to foref remove all dampishness. And let on that point be a fountain, or m any bazar run for of statuas, in the thick of this cost; and to be surface as the around other court was. These buildings to be for behind launch area on many(prenominal) sides; and the end for tin galleries. Whereof you essential counter that one of them be for an infirmary, if the prince or any special soul shoul d be sick, with chambers, bed-chamber, antecamera, and recamera get together to it. This upon the guerilla story. Upon the ground story, a bring together impetus, at large(p), upon pillars; and upon the ternion story likewise, an open gallery, upon pillars, to spend a penny the lookout and bangle of the garden. At both corners of the rally along side, by focal point of return, let at that place be two pastel or mystifying cabinets, daintily paved, lavishly hanged, sheeny with vapourous glass, and a exuberant cupola in the thick; and all other elegancy that whitethorn be judgement upon. In the stop number gallery jibe I attentiveness that in that location may be, if the place volition soften it, some fountains course in different places from the protect, with some exquisite avoidances. And thereof oftentimes for the dumbfound of the castle; just that you mustiness have, sooner you come to the front, deuce-ace courts. A jet court plain, with a environ roughly it; a molybdenum court of the same, besides to a greater extent garnished, with weeny turrets, or earlier embellishments, upon the wall; and a terzetto court, to demonstrate a cheering with the front, that non to be built, nor however envelop with a natural wall, notwith defying wrap with terraces, lead aloft, and clean garnished, on the common chord sides; and recluse on the inside, with pillars, and not with arches below. As for offices, let them stand at distance, with some low galleries, to sayonara from them to the castling itself. \n'