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I cannot live by selling ware for words.
Miss-reckoning is no pay∣ment.
A long harvest of a little corne.
I have brought my hogs to a faire market.
Share and share like, some all some never a whit.
Bid a man to rost, and beat him with the spit.
Breake a mans head, then give him a plaster.
He that is mann'd with boyes, and horst with colts, shall have his meat eaten, and his worke undone.
A foysting hound.
If you will have the faire lady, you must have her foule—
A man may buy gold too deare.
He gave him a flap with a fox tayle.
He loseth favour on land, to seeke fortune at sea.
He hath brought up a bird to pick out his owne eyes.