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Onely Christian seasonable∣nesse, certaine, seemly, accept∣able speeches.
Rather speak nothing, then to say the least thing to no good or to an evill purpose.
Not to suster his tongue to runne before his wit.
But to forethink whether it be lawfull or fitting that he is about to speak, then to refraine or speak accordingly.