A House And A Woman Sute Excellently.

Wine Is A Turne-coate (first A Friend, Then An Enemy). [wine Is A Turncoat, First A Friend, Then An Enemy.]

The Miserable Man Makes A Peny Of A Farthing, And The Liberall Of A Farthing Sixe Pence. [the Miserable Man Maketh A Penny Of A Farthing, And The Liberal Of A Farthing Sixpence.]

Whether Shall The Oxe Goe, Where He Shall Not Labour?

Wealth Is The Conjurer's Devil, Whom, When He Thinks He Hath, The Devil Hath Him.

All Things Have Their Place, Knew Wee How To Place Them.