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I Admit your Reproof, and confess I might better have been more Reserv∣ed. But I am not a man of Cunning. Yet let me tell you, I can keep a Secret; that is, if it be a Secret worth the keep∣ing: and give me no other: For though I'll be faithful to you in your Cash, I'll not be made the Keeper of your old Iron. Were you as able to Distinguish between what doth really Reflect upon a man, and what not; as I am to distinguish between Secret and Secret; this Quarrel were at
an end. You are a man of Business, and let me give you an Aphorism. None in the world so fit to be in a Plot as a Tal∣kative man: he draws out the Secrets of others without being suspected himself. But for the future let me know no more of your Concerns than what you are wil∣ling all the world should know. Forgive me, and Fare you well.