.•. Memb:;h honell· as c.MitiHold Demu ig the comedy, ' fl,uji ne#; tJO ntrfr!llficim.tis; NlnjinitegtjltUfice,en,s, rer.Sctn.:.. , It we be honell, 'twas..poyerty made us fo: ifwe melancholymen be· not fiJtlplni s. as bad as he rha~is worft, 'tis our dame melancholly kept us fo: Non4terAtVflun.tlll fedf•crtJt<~~ , , Belides they arefreeil in this from many other infirmities, folitarineffe makes themmoreaptto contemplate, fufpition war.y,which is a necetTary h~mour in th~f~times,d Nam pot q11i maxime cavu, i4j:.pe &41ft or c•ptus eft, dP/aur••· he: that rokes moll heed,is often circumventedand ovcnaken,Feare and forr9).; keepe themtemperate and fobcr, and free them from many diffolute ~Cts,Y{hich.jol!i.ty and boldneffe thrull men upon:T~ey are therefore no ft· ~ary,. roarin~boyes, rhceves or affaflinates. As they are lqone d,ejetied, 10 they are as foone, by foft words and good perlwalions reared.Wearifome., pe-/fe oflife makes them they are not fo befotted on the tranlir.ory vainc; : pleafuresoftheworld.I(theydoteinonethingtheyare wife and well un: < ·derllanding in moll other. If it bee inveterate, they arc,_in(enfati, moll part doting, or quite mad, infenlible of any wrongs, ridiculous to others, bu, moft happy an<il fecureto themfdves. Dotage is a llate which many much ,, magn,ifie and.commend:fois limplicity,and tolly,as hefaid,c hlcJuror o fi•· <Petroniut peri,jit mibiperpetuus. Some thinke fooles and difards live the merriell: C4tul. liv~s," as AjaxinS ephodes, Nihil fcire'?_ita j!'ctmdiJfima 'tis the pleafaotell ·. li(e to know nothing , iners malorum remedium ignor.antia , ignorance is a downe.right r~medy ofevills. Thefe_curious art~ and labor.iousfciences, G•len_s,Tu~ies,Arijfot!fs>lufli~i~ns, doe but trouble rh~ ~orld foms: think,~~~::, WCJlllght hue ~etter w1th tlm1lhterate /Tsrgzntan limphCity, a!,J.~grolfe ig- fifl.S, Si nprance ;entire Ideots doe. befi,they are.not macerated with carcs,tormen- ftulriri• Jo/IN red with f~are~,andanxiety;as other wife men are: for as t ~e faid, If folly'/,;';;~:·~~ we~e, a.Nme,)lql! fh~uld heatethem houle,roare,_l¥ cry out 10 every houfe, /"!"' .. Jires. a~}\OU goeby.m.;hellreet,buttheyaremoft free, Jocund, and merry,and in f B"J:'.q"'"'· .f~rri~ f. c~~nrries~~s amoogft the Turks,ho~oured for Saims,aod,a_!>undant. foi.Bt· '" ly ~ntamed OUJ ot .the, ~P.~mon ftoc~. They ~re no dJffembler~,lyers, t ~;, hoJi< hy,p,ocrites,forJo.olesandmad men tell~ommonly truth.In a word as they be:';"• ~"7 ·are ~illreffed,Jo, '1\C they, P~Hied. w.~i~ll fome bold better then,'to be envi- ::... if,.~ · ed,pcttcrto h!;f~d thenm,n;y,better t9,be.foolifi1 and quiet, quamfapere "'""'"~;~ &<ri!'gi,to ¥ ~c and ll~I,y.~xed ; ·B.Cifer robe ~!fer.able then happy:of fr.~:~:~~~ twoc;frcm~SI1,1SI~Gbe-\l, .Lrr. . <' '· nip. ';g'{i J : (' ,1: ); I f!rJOl ., 'i 'f•r;..·: ( 'tii!z· ._~1.LH.J it:J1•_c b_:,;.J i'n l,i)J (ii;1 r; •. ;, ,, 1Lnr,;! -·~ "''"' ,·. ~,~~~-i~: .. ~1,,::,· ~~~~:.: .. ~ ·· ~:~':~.r·~ :'"\ ~~;~;,~.~ i1~··t :; 'J:n~(1i·· · + ... • -':rih:!£ •.. L.":H .!\ .br!L~ L1.t'' ·... rut!.)':, '· .1. -:.·n ' . nr:hi\";;q .. ·;;n ,;(,, ··ucrl,?h, ~Rilil~·l' ·'"Z z ~,;, '{ , l · J·,i•.: bnc!Jo;-) ~ 4:>!(rn~.' ,, I)l/0 .,· r:·_:\!.> :I· r .. '.~t\ \•-:\.\ t;·l\l' ':\ 1 'I · ·~~·-~~,:·\'-'· n·.-;\\\'\ ... .o \ vl' ' •'\.~'1.~.~-~·'tt\''~~~'\\ ~U'~~ \:)·~nl.l~n\' ·~· ~.(;\~t' . )\\ · .. ;_;, ' l 'J • rb~u· ,,.,_· s·ECT. I·) •'
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