And may you better reck the rede,
Than ever did the adviser.
Burns: Epistle to a Young Friend.
[129:2] "Hooks" in Singer.
[131:1] And makes night hideous.—Pope: The Dunciad, book iii. line 166.
[131:2] "To lasting fires" in Singer.
[131:3] "Porcupine" in Singer and Staunton.
[131:4] "Rots itself" in Staunton.
[133:1] A short saying oft contains much wisdom.—Sophocles: Aletes, frag. 99.