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i Let 202 FRANCIS BACON'S CRYPTIC RHYMES Be so true to thy Selfe, as thou be not false to Others. 23rd Essay. to thine owne selfe be true : And it must follow, as the Night the Day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. Hamlet, i. 3. it Rats, fall. that will be sure to leave a House, somewhat before the very rats 23rd Essay. Instinctively have quit it. The Tempest, i. 2. The Stile of Emperour, which the Great Kings World have borrowed. The borrowed Majesty. King John, i. i. 2Qth Essay. of the him practise with Helps, as Swimmers doe with Bladders. I have ventured 38th Essay. Like little wanton Boyes that swim on bladders. A Rich Stone, best plain set. Henry VIII., 43rd Essay. iii. 2. A base foule Stone, made precious by the foyle. Richard III, v. 3. The Breath of Flowers, is farre Sweeter in the Aire (where it comes and Goes, like the Warbling of Musick). 46th Essay. O, it came ore my eare, like the sweet sound That breathes upon a banke of Violets ; Stealing and giving Odour. What you will, i. i.
FRANCIS BACON'S CRYPTIC RHYMES 203 Others to be Swallowed, and Some Few to be Chewed and Digested. 5oth Essay. Chew'd, swallow'd, and digested. Henry V. t ii, 2. In the course of our investigations we have discovered many similar instances of resemblance, thus in the passage on Ripenesse, on fear of Death and going in the Dark, on the use of things which Adversity puts in our way, on catching truth by a lie, on speed as the chief weapon in executing a thing. We would recall the Bacon-Shakespearean passage : "It was, that he was . . . and it was," to which we could add many other examples, such as the " strange phrase that that is : is," contained both in the Plays and in the Essays the lines " How many ; Things there are" "how many things are there," from the Essay, "Of Friendship," which vividly recall Hamlet's words " : There are more things . . . ", etc. etc. But now let us proceed from these instances of minor importance to the consideration of a few cardinal points ; nor is it we who have reserved these till the last, but Bacon himself who placed them at the end of the Book. We refer to his introducing two of the most characteristic titles of Comedies in rhymed Essayverses, and his reference to the whole Book of Plays, duly completed by appropriate reference to the name of the " Instrument." The 54th Essay, " Of Vaine-Glory," contains a passage in Latin deriding those desirous, under what soever circumstances, of having their name printed on books, even where it is altogether out of place :
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