Preaching, In The First Sense Of The

Casting Out Devils Is Mere Juggling; They Never Cast Out Any But What They First Cast In.

Patience Is The Chiefest Fruit Of Study; A Man That Strives To Make Himself Different From Other Men By Much Reading Gains This Chiefest Good, That In All Fortunes He Hath Something To Entertain And Comfort Himself Withal.

'tis Not The Eating, Nor 'tis Not The Drinking That Is To Be Blamed, But The Excess.

Equity Is A Roguish Thing. For Law We Have A Measure, Know What To Trust To; Equity Is According To The Conscience Of Him That Is Chancellor, And As That Is Larger Or Narrower, So Is Equity. 't Is All One As If They Should Make The Standard For The Measure We Call A "foot" A Chancellor's Foot; What An Uncertain Measure Would This Be! One Chancellor Has A Long Foot, Another A Short Foot, A Third An Indifferent Foot. 't Is The Same Thing In The Chancellor's Conscience.

Humility Is A Virtue All Preach, None Practise, And Yet Every Body Is Content To Hear. The Master Thinks It Good Doctrine For His Servant, The Laity For The Clergy, And The Clergy For The Laity.