Old Camels Carry Young Camels Skins To

To Take The Nuts From The Fire With The Dogges Foot. [to Take The Nuts From The Fire With The Dog's Foot.]

Only A Sweet And Virtuous Soul, Like Season'd Timbered, Never Gives; But Though The Whole World Turn To Coal, Then Chiefly Lives.

Whether Shall The Oxe Goe, Where He Shall Not Labour?

Every One Stretcheth His Legges According To His Coverlet. [every One Stretches His Legs According To His Coverlet.]

A Litle Wind Kindles; Much Puts Out The Fire.