You Must Lose A Fly To Catch

An Examin'd Enterprize Goes On Boldly.

Empty Chambers Make Foolish Maides.

Hee That Burnes His House Warmes Himselfe For Once.

It Is Good To Hold The Asse By The Bridle.

Summe Up At Night What Thou Hast Done By Day; And In The Morning What Thou Hast To Do. Dresse And Undresse Thy Soul; Mark The Decay And Growth Of It; If, With Thy Watch, That Too Be Down Then Winde Up Both; Since We Shall Be Most Surely Judg'd, Make Thy Accounts Agree.