“What hath been, hath been.”—I. 20.
“All will come out in the washing.”—I. 20, 22; II. 36.
“Do not ask as a favour what you can obtain by force.”--I. 21.
“When one door is shut, another is opened.”—I. 21.
“Let him be wretched who thinks himself so.”—I. 21.
“No discourse that is long can be pleasing.”—I. 21.
“Man goes as God is pleased.”—I. 22.
He who sings frightens away his ills.”—I. 22.
“‘No’ contains the same number of letters as ‘Ay.’”—I. 22.
“To do good to low fellows is to throw water into the sea.”—I. 23.