A Little Science Estranges A Man From

What, Then, Remains But That We Still Should Cry, For Being Born, And, Being Born, To Die?

I Hold Every Man A Debtor To His Profession; From The Which As Men Of Course Do Seek To Receive Countenance And Profit, So Ought They Of Duty To Endeavor Themselves, By Way Of Amends, To Be A Help And Ornament Thereunto.

The Genius, Wit, And The Spirit Of A Nation Are Discovered By Their Proverbs.

It Is A Miserable State Of Mind To Have Few Things To Desire And Many Things To Fear.

As Is The Garden Such Is The Gardener. A Man's Nature Runs Either To Herbs Or Weeds.