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AS a couetous man lay a dying, and vnderstood that at lengthe he should cary nothing with him, he turned him to his friendes and neighbors whome he sawe present, and sayd: Learne of me, which al my life time haue endeuoured to gather goods, that yée trauaile not too muche to heape vp riches: for of so many Acres of lande, of so muche
precious apparell which with so great sweating, I haue gotte, I shall haue but a hole of fiue foote, and one shéete, wherewith being dead, I shall be couered.
MOR. It is a foolishe and miserable thing to bestowe so muche laboure in gathering of goods, which (whether we will or not) we must quick∣ly leaue.