A scorpion 'neath every stone doth lie,
And secrets usually hide treachery.
XIX.
A sow one acorn has, and wants its brother;
And I have one fair maid, and seek another.
XX.
A wanton and a bath-keeper both cherish the same fashion,
Giving the worthless and the good the self-same bath to wash in.
XXI.
Give Cedon wine, O slave, and fill it up,