The Covetous Man Never Has Money. The

Who Casts To Write A Living Line, Must Sweat.

Nor Use Too Swelling, Or Ill-sounded Words . . . .

As It Is A Great Point Of Art, When Our Matter Requires It, To Enlarge And Veer Out All Sail, So To Take It In And Contract It Is Of No Less Praise When The Argument Doth Ask It.

Chance Will Not Do The Work. Chance Sends The Breeze; But If The Pilot Slumber At The Helm, The Very Wind That Wafts Us Tow'rds The Port May Dash Us On The Shoals. The Steersman's Part Is Vigilance, Or Blow It Rough Or Smooth.

To Speak And To Speak Well Are Two Things. A Fool May Talk, But A Wise Man Speaks.