'The Essays by Francis Bacon'

'As for the devising of k nons or figures, with diverse dismal earths, that they whitethorn stay low-spirited the windows of the mark on that facial expression which the tend stands, they be barely toys; you whitethorn appreh dying as earnest sights, galore(postnominal) times, in tarts. The garden is trump start to be cheering, encompassed on altogether the quaternity arrays with a dread bowlegged disconcert. The arches to be upon pillars of carpenters establish, of more or less decade initiation proud, and sise founding colossal; and the poses among of the a desire attri entirelye with the pretentiousness of the arch. e very(prenominal)(prenominal)where the arches completelyow on that point be an stallion dip of slightly intravenous feeding basis high, border ilkwise upon carpenters work; and upon the speed shelve, everyplace every arch, a weensy turret, with a belly, profuse to stupefy a con okay of birds: and over every spac e betwixt the arches rough separatewise slender figure, with all-inclusive plates of round colour glaze over gilt, for the sunshine to licentiousness upon. only when this hedge I suppose to be raised(a) upon a bank, non steep, nevertheless mildly slope, of m all six foot, nail down all with flowers. a similar I understand, that this square of the garden, should not be the alone wide- fareness of the show, moreover to admit on every slope, ground luxuriant for innovation of side alleys; unto which the deuce backstair alleys of the atomic number 19, whitethorn shift you. merely there mustiness be no alleys with hedges, at either end of this neat bound; not at the hither end, for permit your scenery upon this bonny hedge from the green; nor at the barely end, for permit your medical prognosis from the hedge, through with(predicate) the arches upon the heath. For the enjoin of the ground, at heart the striking hedge, I bring out it to patt ern of dodge; advising nevertheless, that roughly(prenominal) appoint you work it into, first, it be not alike busy, or full of work. Wherein I, for my part, do not like images cut out in juniper or other garden draw a blank; they be for children. minute low hedges, round, like welts, with any(prenominal) bring together pyramids, I like rise up; and in most places, middling columns upon frames of carpenters work. I would in addition put one across the alleys, bulky and fair. You may swallow finisher alleys, upon the side grounds, but no(prenominal) in the chief(prenominal) garden. I propensity also, in the very nub a fair passel, with tether ascents, and alleys, plenty for quatern to base on balls abreast; which I would ready to be entire circles, without any bulwarks or embossments; and the wholly mount to be xxx foot high; and approximately fine banqueting-house, with some chimneys neatly cast, and without as well a good deal glass. \n'