K too Kind, too Keeping, and beware of Knaves’ tricks.
L too Loth, too Loving, nor too Liberal of goods.
M too Meddling, too Merry, but as Measure asketh.
N too (an-)Noying, too Nice,[[31]] nor too New-fangled either.
O too Overbold, too Overthwart,[[32]] and hate thou Oaths.
P too Praising, too Privy[[33]] with Princes or dukes.
Q too Quaint, too Querulous, and Queme[[34]] thy master.
R too Riotous, too Revelling, nor Rage too Rudely.
S too Strange, too Stirring, nor Stare too strangely.
T too Toiling, too Tale-bearing, for Temperance is best.