fcerne an Idiot take this rule ; for feweit words difebver greater! wit; Hecg known by one,of thefe that follow after, And never doe thy cenfure ra(hly IpendHis gate3his gawdie garments,on his laughter, on any thing, before thou ponder it : V(e Silence.. The tongue, though it be but a-member fmall3… … Inftrm&idns for the behaviour of yong Children. Nor yet to fecond it. efteeme a fport, it may be hatched by fome wicked wit .*For bale detraction fecretly doth aime,^ To fpoyl a good mans credit, name & fame A^d in lewd tongues who puts credulity,* thinking all Scripture that flich villains…
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