The Words Ending In Ique Do Mocke

The Best Remedy Against An Ill Man Is Much Ground Betweene Both. [the Best Remedy Against An Ill Man Is Much Ground Between Both.]

Reason Lies Betweene The Spurre And The Bridle. [reason Lies Between The Spur And The Bridle.]

For All May Have, If They Dare To Try, A Glorious Life, Or Grave.

A Pittifull Mother Makes A Scald Head.

A Long Tongue Is A Signe Of A Short Hand. [a Long Tongue Is A Sign Of A Short Hand.]