[Bacon by Richard William Church]@TWC D-Link bookBacon CHAPTER VII 8/34
After which revelation the book was again sealed up, and must in his own time only by himself be again manifested unto you.
I have leave to remember some of the vision, and am not forbidden to write it.
He vowed (not court like), but constantly to appear your friend so much, as if his Majesty should abandon the care of you, you should share his fortune with him.
He pleased to tell me how much he had been beholden to you, how well he loved you, how unkindly he took the denial of your house (for so he will needs understand it); but the close for all this was harmonious, since he protested he would seriously begin to study your ends, now that the world should see he had no ends on you.
He is in hand with the work, and therefore will by no means accept of your offer, though I can assure you the tender hath much won upon him, and mellowed his heart towards you, and your genius directed you aright when you writ that letter of denial to the Duke.
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