But Earthlier Happy Is The Rose Distill'd

Of All Knowledge The Wise And Good Seek Most To Know Themselves.

He Wears The Rose Of Youth Upon Him.

Gnawing With My Teeth My Bonds In Sunder, I Gain'd My Freedom.

Kent. Where's The King? Gent. Contending With The Fretful Elements; Bids The Wind Blow The Earth Into The Sea, Or Swell The Curled Waters 'bove The Main, That Things Might Change Or Cease; Tears His White Hair, Which The Impetuous Blasts, With Eyeless Rage, Catch In Their Fury And Make Nothing Of; Strives In His Little World Of Man To Outscorn The To-and-fro-conflicting Wind And Rain. This Night, Wherein The Cub-drawn Bear Would Couch, The Lion And The Belly-pinched Wolf Keep Their Fur Dry, Unbonneted He Runs, And Bids What Will Take All.

Bell, Book And Candle Shall Not Drive Me Back, When Gold And Silver Becks Me To Come On.