A Hundredload Of Worry Will Not Pay

Summe Up At Night What Thou Hast Done By Day; And In The Morning What Thou Hast To Do. Dresse And Undresse Thy Soul; Mark The Decay And Growth Of It; If, With Thy Watch, That Too Be Down Then Winde Up Both; Since We Shall Be Most Surely Judg'd, Make Thy Accounts Agree.

Hee That Should Have What Hee Hath Not, Should Doe What He Doth Not.

Speake Fitly, Or Be Silent Wisely.

All Things In Their Beeing Are Good For Something.

Infants Manners Are Moulded More By The Example Of Parents, Then By Stars At Their Nativities.