Ideas Are The Very Coinage Of Your

Who Seeks, And Will Not Take, When Once 'tis Offer'd, Shall Never Find It More.

'tis Better To Be Vile Than Vile Esteemed

As Love Is Full Of Unbefitting Strains, All Wanton As A Child, Skipping And Vain, Form'd By The Eye And Therefore, Like The Eye, Full Of Strange Shapes, Of Habits And Of Forms, Varying In Subjects As The Eye Doth Roll To Every Varied Object In His Glance

Chewing The Food Of Sweet And Bitter Fancy.

It Is The Purpose That Makes Strong The Vow; But Vows To Every Purpose Must Not Hold.