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The Ingredients Of Health And Long Life, Are Great Temperance, Open Air, Easy Labor, And Little Care.

A Noble Cause Doth Ease Much A Grievous Case.

Come Sleep! Oh Sleep, The Certain Knot Of Peace, The Baiting-place Of Wit, The Balm Of Woe, The Poor Man's Wealth, The Prisoner's Release, The Indifferent Judge Between The High And Low.

Some Are Unwisely Liberal, And More Delight To Give Presents Than To Pay Debts.

Men Are Almost Always Cruel In Their Neighbors' Faults; And Make Others' Overthrow The Badge Of Their Own Ill-masked Virtue.