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There's a Proverb which says, Two heads are better than one; which made a Boy it seems bid his Father, when he went to buy some Sheep, to take their Dog with him: For, says he, he that you are to deal withal is a crafty fellow; and though 'tis said that two heads are better than one, that is, I think he means Codsheads, when they are both scarce enough for the company; also if both the heads be without wit, 'twere better have none.