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VI.
Noble Gentlemen,
VVE have Argued much of our Humours, Actions, and Estates of our Follies, Vanities, and Vices, but we have not Conclu∣ded what is Best for us to Settle in: as for the Course of our Lives, there are but three wayes, as to be either Meer Clowns, or Perfect Gen∣tlemen, or Between both; To be Meer Clowns, is to be Drudges in our Estates, To be Perfect Gentlemen, is to be Careless of our Expences, and to be Between both, is to be Carefull Over∣seers, and Moderate Spenders, and of these three I judge the Last best, as not to be so much a Gentleman, as to be a Beggar, nor so much a Clown, as to be a Beast.