The Judgment Of The World Stands Upon

My True-love Hath My Heart, And I Have His, By Just Exchange, One For The Other Given; I Hold His Dear, And Mine He Cannot Miss, There Never Was A Better Bargain Driven.

I Am No Herald To Inquire Into Men's Pedigree; It Sufficeth Me If I Know Their Virtues.

Poetry, A Speaking Picture To Teach And Delight.

Confidence In One's Self Is The Chief Nurse Of Magnanimity, Which Confidence, Notwithstanding, Doth Not Leave The Care Of Necessary Furniture For It; And Therefore, Of All The Grecians, Homer Doth Ever Make Achilles The Best Armed.

For As Much As To Understand And To Be Mighty Are Great Qualities, The Higher That They Be, They Are So Much The Less To Be Esteemed If Goodness Also Abound Not In The Possessor.