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LEarn what thou mayest avoid by the fall of other men
Shame is to be thrown away, as oft as necessity con∣strains
[unspec 10] A boar is oft, times held by a little dog.
We are all disposed to idleness.
Adversities are to be undergone with a patient minde.
Flattery is the greatest plague in friendship.
It is the duty of a young man to reverence his betters.
[unspec 15] So much it is to accustome (ones-self) in his young years
Old age is more slow to all kind of learning:
The doers and consenters are punished alike.
One mans weale, is another mans bane.
[unspec 20] One mans wealth is another mans plunder.
Another life, another course of living.
A true friend is a great treasury.
Friends are known in adversity.
True love knoweth not how to keep any measure.
[unspec 25] A mind that is used so hardship, is less offended.
Every mans mind is discovered by his speech.
Art is hardly put to its shifts without the help of means.
An Ass had rather have straw than gold.
Gold hath oft-times perswaded men amiss.
[unspec 30] Eccellent learning is the staff of life.
A benefit bestowed upon thankfull persons is wont to come home with profit.
It is better to be honestly poor, than badly rich.
The city is most happy, which is governed by wise men.
[unspec 35] Good laws are bred out of evil manners.