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178 FRANCIS BACON'S CRYPTIC RHYMES Some lines before, a bracketed remark (" as it is in the Common verse ") drew our attention to the fact that we ought to imagine the lines as being written in verse-form. Here, a bracketed remark (" as we said") points to the fact that these are verses! For the words are interpolated merely for the sake of the verses, of the rhymes, in the passage on " Ripenesse " and " Unripenesse " : The Ripenesse, or Unripenesse, of the Occasion (as we have said) must ever be well weigh* d ; And generally, it is good to commit the Beginnings of all great Actions, to Argus with his hundred Eyes And the Ends ; to Briare?
To take the saft'st occasion by the front. Othello, iii. I. I go, I go ; look how I go, Swifter than arrow from the Tartar's bow. Midsummer-Nights Dream, iii. 2. Be swift like lightning in the execution. Richard II., i. 14. Constantly the same thought, never the same words, recurring in " Shakespeare " and " Bacon." In the drama they are mostly unrhymed, but accompanied with still more brilliant comparisons and referring to some stirring action. In the Essay they are clothed in plainer speech, in the form of proverbs, but often pleasantly rhymed. Thus, on the title-page, Bacon called his Latin translation of the Essays: " Sermones Fideles" (" True Speeches, Faithful Words "), whereas in a preface they are styled " Delibationes " (" Tit-Bits "). They are tit-bits from the Shakespeare works, the moral and civil matters, leading thoughts, concerning having been collected in another form, to ensure their being preserved to Posterity. For, according to Bacon's opinion, all modern languages must finally become " bankrupt," and Latin, he held, afforded a warrant of longevity to language. a thought, beyond any other The " " Essay Of Cunning had been printed as early numerous examples were not added as 1612, but the till 1625. The very first instance of cunning resembles the ruse employed by Hamlet and Horatio when they set themselves to watch the effect of the performance in the features of the king. In the Essay Bacon uses the words :
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