There Was Never A Merry World Since

Of All The Actions Of A Man's Life, His Marriage Does Least Concern Other People, Yet Of All The Actions Of Our Lives, 'tis The Most Meddled With By Other People.

Ceremony Keeps Up Things: 'tis Like A Penny Glass To A Rich Spirit, Or Some Excellent Water; Without It The Water Were Spilt, And The Spirit Lost.

The Law Against Witches Does Not Prove There Be Any; But It Punishes The Malice Of Those People That Use Such Means To Take Away Men's Lives.

Fine Wits Destroy Themselves With Their Own Plots, In Meddling With Great Affairs Of State.

We See The Judges Look Like Lions, But We Do Not See Who Moves Them.