In which there’s some doe take as vaine a Pride,
As almost in all other things beside.
Some are reap’d most substantiall, like a brush,
Which makes a Nat’rall wit knowne by the bush:
(And in my time of some men I have heard,
Whose wisedome have bin onely wealth and beard)
Many of these the proverbe well doth fit,
Which sayes Bush naturall, More haire then wit.
Some seeme as they were starched stiffe and fine,
Like to the bristles of some angry swine: