A Married Man Turns His Staffe Into

The Italians Are Wise Before The Deede, The Germanes In The Deede, The French After The Deede. [the Italians Are Wise Before The Deed, The Germens In The Deed, The French After The Deed.]

Who Hath None To Still Him, May Weepe Out His Eyes. [who Hath None To Still Him, May Weep Out His Eyes.]

It's Absurd To Warme One In His Armour.

A Diligent Scholer, And The Master's Paid. [a Diligent Scholar, And The Master's Paid.]

If Great Men Would Have Care Of Little Ones, Both Would Last Long.