Most Men Are Afraid Of A Bad

We Neglect Those Things Which Are Under Our Very Eyes, And Heedless Of Things Within Our Grasp, Pursue Those Which Are Afar Off.

But With Man, — By Hercules! Most Of His Misfortunes Are Occasioned By Man.

Nature Is To Be Found In Her Entirety Nowhere More Than In Her Smallest Creatures.

And That All Seas Are Made Calme And Still With Oile; And Therefore The Divers Under The Water Doe Spirt And Sprinkle It Abroad With Their Mouthes Because It Dulceth And Allaieth The Unpleasant Nature Thereof, And Carrieth A Light With It.

An Object In Possession Seldom Retains The Same Charm That It Had In Pursuit.