Wit And Judgment Often Are

Men Must Be Taught As If You Taught Them Not, And Things Unknown Proposed As Things Forgot.

Women Use Lovers As They Do Cards; They Play With Them A While, And When They Have Got All They Can By Them, Throw Them Away, Call For New Ones, And Then Perhaps Lose By The New All They Got By The Old Ones.

Who Dies In Youth And Vigour, Dies The Best.

Learn From The Birds What Food The Thickets Yield; Learn From The Beasts The Physic Of The Field; The Arts Of Building From The Bee Receive; Learn Of The Mole To Plow, The Worm To Weave.

Men, Some To Business, Some To Pleasure Take; But Every Woman Is At Heart A Rake.