JANUARY.
This Month keep near the Fire, or you will find, Your Noses Frost-nip'd, with a sharp cold Wind. And as for those who in Love's Sports engage, A warm Bed's better than beneath a Hedge.
ON the first Day of this Month, will be given many more Gifts than will be kindly receiv'd, or grate∣fully rewarded. Children, to their inexpressible Joy, will be drest up in their best Bibs and A∣prons, and may be seen handed along Streets, some bearing Kentish Pippins, others Oranges stuff'd with Cloves, in or∣der to crave a Blessing of their Godfathers and Godmothers. Flatterers will be very busie in bestowing their small Presents, where they are well assur'd of greater in return. Hypocrites in Churches will be ostentatiously liberal to the Poor's Box: And Poets fulsome Panegyricks will be more costly to their Patrons, than a Lawyer's Breath to a warm Client, or a Physician's Visit to a rich Patient.
I cannot foresee, by the Stars, that any thing will re∣markably happen till the Monday following; which, tho' it prove but the sixth of the Month, yet, in respect to the Holy dozen of Apostles, it will be called Twelfth-Day, a warm spicy Arabian Breeze will blow thro' Wood-street, from