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Bacon

CHAPTER II
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And thus again I commend me to you." After one more effort the chase was given up, at least for the moment; for it was soon resumed.

But just now Bacon felt that all the world was against him.

He would retire "out of the sunshine into the shade." One friend only encouraged him.

He did more.

He helped him when Bacon most wanted help, in his straitened and embarrassed "estate." Essex, when he could do nothing more, gave Bacon an estate worth at least L1800.
Bacon's resolution is recorded in the following letter: "IT MAY PLEASE YOUR GOOD LORDSHIP,--I pray God her Majesty's weighing be not like the weight of a balance, _gravia deorsum levia sursum_.


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