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and forces

of an

estate.

The

kingdom of

heaven is

compared,

not to any

great

kernel or

nut, but

to a grain

of

mustard-seed;

which is

one of the

least

grains,

but hath

in it a

property

and spirit

hastily to

get up and

spread. So

are there

states

great in

territory,

and yet

not apt to

enlarge or

command;

and some

that have

but a

small

dimension

of stem,

and yet

apt to be

the

foundations

of great

monarchies.

Walled

towns,

stored

arsenals

and