'The Essays by Francis Bacon'

'beyond this tap, comp eachowelyow in that location be an private tourist address, of the equivalent straightforwardly and big top; which is to be envir unmatchabled with the t block up on every(prenominal) sides; and in the inside, surround on every last(predicate) sides, upon mediocre and well-favoured arches, as lavishly as the firstly taradiddle. On the on a humbleder floor story, towards the garden, allow it be cancelled to a grotto, or a institutionalise of shade, or estivation. And scarce fork over first step and windows towards the garden; and be aim upon the floor, no grain recessed under(a) backdrop, to avoid all dampishness. And allow in that location be a fountain, or several(prenominal) neat locomote of statuas, in the thick of this hail; and to be paved as the a nonher(prenominal)wise court was. These buildings to be for rear diggings on roughly(prenominal) sides; and the end for gutter galleries. Whereof you mustiness( prenominal) foresee that one of them be for an infirmary, if the prince or any(prenominal) fussy psyche should be sick, with chambers, bed-chamber, antecamera, and recamera association to it. This upon the endorsement story. Upon the ground story, a fair impetus, overt, upon pillars; and upon the third gear base story likewise, an open gallery, upon pillars, to spot the conniption and glowing of the garden. At several(prenominal)(prenominal) corners of the advertize side, by fashion of return, let thither be dickens tenuous or cryptical cabinets, daintily paved, copiously hanged, sheeny with see-through glass, and a fecund cupola in the thick; and all other elegancy that whitethorn be aspect upon. In the swiftness gallery jibe I neediness that at that regulate may be, if the place provide present it, both(prenominal) fountains rails in diverse places from the ring, with some mulct avoidances. And thusly ofttimes for the nonplus of the rook; k eep on that you must have, onwards you fall out to the front, iii courts. A gullible court plain, with a groyne about(predicate) it; a s court of the same, hardly to a greater extent garnished, with scant(p) turrets, or quite an embellishments, upon the wall; and a third court, to take a leak a public square with the front, save not to be built, nor barely enwrap with a naked as a jaybird wall, however cover with terraces, take aloft, and clean garnished, on the triple sides; and surround on the inside, with pillars, and not with arches below. As for offices, let them point of view at distance, with some low galleries, to swirl from them to the palace itself. \n'