And Gladly Would He Learn, And Gladly

Loke Who That Is Most Vertuous Alway, Prive And Apert, And Most Entendeth Ay To Do The Gentil Dedes That He Can, And Take Him For The Gretest Gentilman.

He Is Gentle That Doeth Gentle Deeds.

Fie On Possession, But If A Man Be Vertuous Withal.

He Who Accepts His Poverty Unhurt I'd Say Is Rich Although He Lacked A Shirt. But Truly Poor Are They Who Whine And Fret And Covet What They Cannot Hope To Get.

Full Wise Is He That Can Himselven Knowe.