Amid The Sufferings Of Life

But With Man, — By Hercules! Most Of His Misfortunes Are Occasioned By Man.

And That All Seas Are Made Calme And Still With Oile; And Therefore The Divers Under The Water Doe Spirt And Sprinkle It Abroad With Their Mouthes Because It Dulceth And Allaieth The Unpleasant Nature Thereof, And Carrieth A Light With It.

No Man's Abilities Are So Remarkably Shining As Not To Stand In Need Of A Proper Opportunity.

The Desire To Know A Thing Is Heightened By Its Gratification Being Deferred.

No Book So Bad But Some Part May Be Of Use.