After The House Is Finisht, Leave It.

Get To Live; Then Live, And Use It; Else, It Is Not True That Thou Hast Gotten. Surely Use Alone Makes Money Not A Contemptible Stone.

The Physitian Owes All To The Patient, But The Patient Owes Nothing To Him But A Little Mony.

Every Ill Man Hath His Ill Day.

The Cow Knows Not What Her Tail Is Worth Till She Has Lost It.

While The Discreet Advise, The Foole Doth His Busines. [while The Discreet Advise, The Fool Doth His Busines.]