How Soon Hath Time, The Subtle Thief

Well Observe The Rule Of Not Too Much, By Temperance Taught In What Thou Eat'st And Drink'st.

Midnight Shout And Revelry, Tipsy Dance And Jollity.

Impostor; Do Not Charge Most Innocent Nature, As If She Would Her Children Should Be Riotous With Her Abundance; She, Good Cateress, Means Her Provision Only To The Good, That Live According To Her Sober Laws, And Holy Dictate Of Spare Temperance.

Virtue May Be Assailed, But Never Hurt, Surprised By Unjust Force, But Not Enthralled.

License They Mean When They Cry Liberty; For Who Loves That, Must First Be Wise And Good.