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THe Sheep can live upon the bare commons,* 1.1 where the fat Oxe would be star∣ved; A dinner of green herbs relisheth well on the poor mans palate, where∣as a stalled Ox is but a coorse dish for the rich mans stomack: Thus an humble heart is content with a mean condition, takes up with hard commons which a proud spirit would murmur at, and scorn to be owned by.
Tho. Wood Serm. 1629.