Wherin this answere for hym we haue comprisid, 80
How ryuers rin not[1490] tyll the spryng be full;
Better[1491] a dum mouthe than a brainles scull;
For if he gloryously pullishe[1492] his matter,
Then men wyll say how he doth but flatter;
And if so[1493] hym fortune to wryte true and plaine,
As sumtyme he must vyces remorde,
Then sum wyll say he hath but lyttill brayne,
And how his wordes with reason wyll not[1494] accorde;[1495]
Beware, for wrytyng remayneth of recorde;