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Trust no secrets with a woman.
Faire and false.
No warre without a wo∣man.
Women and dogs set men together by the eares.
The'lone sheep's in danger of the wolfe.
Witty women are sweet companions.
Many women many words
Take a hare without a muse, and a woman without a 'scuse.
A woman, asse, and wal∣nut-tree, the more you beat the better be.
As great pity to see a wo∣man weep as a goose goe bare foote.
Winter weather and wo∣mens thoughts change oft.
A woman is the weaker vessell.
Tis better being a shrew than a sheep.
Women are alwayes in ex∣treams.
Women are necessarie evils.
A wicked woman and an evill is three half pence worse than th' devill.
Weale, and women, never sam, but sorrow and they can.
Women if they be intreated refuse.
— Say nay as maids doe.
Change of women makes bald knaves.
One woman will not serve his turn.
'Tis safe taking a shive of a cut loafe.
A good housewife is a jewell.
Long be lither, and little be loud.
Faire be foolish, and foule be proud.