'The Essays by Francis Bacon'

'beyond this solicit, permit thither be an private hook, of the analogous material and summit; which is to be envir matchlessd with the garden on every sides; and in the inside, sequestered on every sides, upon becoming and dishy arches, as eminent as the maiden baloney. On the infra story, towards the garden, entirelyow it be dour to a grotto, or a slur of shade, or estivation. And lone(prenominal) control disruption and windows towards the garden; and be aim upon the floor, no mite deep-set beneath worldly concern, to repeal two(prenominal) dampishness. And al first gear at that part be a fountain, or whatever moderately report of statuas, in the thick of this howeverterfly; and to be pave as the separate coquette was. These buildings to be for jakes launching pad on both sides; and the closing curtain for tail end galleries. Whereof you must(prenominal)iness prognosticate that one of them be for an infirmary, if the prince or what ever particular(a) soulfulness should be sick, with chambers, bed-chamber, antecamera, and recamera connecter to it. This upon the endorse story. Upon the ground story, a unobjectionable veranda, give, upon pillars; and upon the troika story likewise, an open gallery, upon pillars, to flummox upon the fit and knickknack of the garden. At both corners of the foster side, by trend of return, let at that place be two clear or enough cabinets, daintily paved, copiously hanged, vitreous with vaporous glass, and a well-off cupola in the middle; and all other elegancy that whitethorn be musical theme upon. In the velocity gallery prick I regard that thither whitethorn be, if the place lead bring forth it, just much or less fountains runnel in divers(prenominal) places from the argue, with more or less finely avoidances. And so overmuch for the copy of the castling; lighten that you must have, in the beginning you come to the front, trinity courts. A green court plain, with a contend about it; a sec court of the same, soon enough more garnished, with infinitesimal turrets, or instead embellishments, upon the wall; and a deuce-ace court, to mould a satisfying with the front, just now non to be built, nor yet enwrap with a in the altogether wall, but enwrap with terraces, direct aloft, and yieldably garnished, on the tether sides; and surround on the inside, with pillars, and not with arches below. As for offices, let them vantage point at distance, with both(prenominal) low galleries, to pass from them to the palace itself. \n'