'tis Not The Eating, Nor 'tis Not

Men Say They Are Of The Same Religion, For Quietness' Sake; But If The Matter Were Well Examined, You Would Scarce Find Three Anywhere Of The Same Religion On All Points.

Wit And Wisdom Differ; Wit Is Upon The Sudden Turn, Wisdom Is Bringing About Ends.

The Hall Was The Place Where The Great Lord Used To Eat . . . He Ate Not In Private, Except In Time Of Sickness . . . Nay, The King Himself Used To Eat In The Hall, And His Lords Sat With Him, And He Understood Men.

A Wise Man Should Never Resolve Upon Anything, At Least, Never Let The World Know His Resolution, For If He Cannot Reach That He Is Ashamed.

A King Is A Thing Men Have Made For Their Own Sakes, For Quietness Sake. Just As In A Family One Man Is Appointed To Buy The Meat.