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Be careful to consider the Good or Ill Disposition of the People towards thee upon Or∣dinary Occasions; if it be Good, labour to continue it; if E∣vil, provide against it. As there is nothing more terrible than a dissolute Multitude without a head; so there is nothing more easily reduc'd, (if thou canst endure the first shock of their Fury) which if a little
appeased, every one begins to doubt himself and think of home, and secure themselves either by flight or agreement.