Bacon's Essays
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Referring to the gardens of Amaurote, Sir Thomas More writes, Utopia (Arber's reprint, p. 79), 'King Utopus him- selfe drewe furthe the platte fourme of the city into this fashion and figure that it hath nowe . . . but the gallant gamishinge, and the beautiful setting furth of it, that he left to his posteritie.' P* SS- [47] Tl»«««i &c. : Mr. Wright says that in two copies he finds, instead of the words • these — affords, ' the following pas- sage : ' Thus, if you will, you may have the Golden ...Age.again, and a spring all the year along.' [54] I'ast, &c : ' Retentive of their smells.' P. 56. [63] IFitli: The original has 'which,' probably a mis- print for ' with ; ' or some verb is to be supplied. [65] B«iit : A coarse kind of grass fitted for bending; see Nares. Lat. *caule plantaginis,' 'stalk of the plantain.' [83] Alley*: Going places (Fr. aller) i.e. i>aths ; not necessarily lined with trees or hedges ; see Essay xlv. 89.
P. 57. [97] Knots : The technical word for flower-plots ; cf.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Referring to the gardens of Amaurote, Sir Thomas More writes, Utopia (Arber's reprint, p. 79), 'King Utopus him- selfe drewe furthe the platte fourme of the city into this fashion and figure that it hath nowe . . . but the gallant gamishinge, and the beautiful setting furth of it, that he left to his posteritie.' P* SS- [47] Tl»«««i &c. : Mr. Wright says that in two copies he finds, instead of the words • these — affords, ' the following pas- sage : ' Thus, if you will, you may have the Golden ...Age.again, and a spring all the year along.' [54] I'ast, &c : ' Retentive of their smells.' P. 56. [63] IFitli: The original has 'which,' probably a mis- print for ' with ; ' or some verb is to be supplied. [65] B«iit : A coarse kind of grass fitted for bending; see Nares. Lat. *caule plantaginis,' 'stalk of the plantain.' [83] Alley*: Going places (Fr. aller) i.e. i>aths ; not necessarily lined with trees or hedges ; see Essay xlv. 89.
P. 57. [97] Knots : The technical word for flower-plots ; cf.
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