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23. The poor useth intreaties, but the rich an∣swereth roughly.
23. Boldness doth not be∣come a Beggar, but modest intreaties and dolefull suppli∣cations; which is the proper language of the poor and miserable: and if they meet with a stern or harsh answer from the rich, it is no won∣der; and they must still humbly deprecate their dis∣pleasure.