His courtesy needs must he break,
Stirring fingers or toes whene’er he shall speak.[[209]]
Be stable of cheer and somewhat light,
Nor over all wave[[210]] thou not thy sight.
Gaze not on walls with thine eye,
Far nor near, low nor high.
Let not the post become thy staff,
Lest thou be called a “doted daff.”[[211]]
Nor delve thou never thy nostril,
With thumb or finger as young girl.