...the ' folly of talking too much ; yet I rarely remember to havefeen live people togsilicr, where fomc one among them hath not been predominant in that kind, to the great conitramt and dilV'ift < f all the reft. But among fuch as deal in multitude! of words, none are comparable...

...nothing is more generally exploded, * than the folly of talking too much ; yet I rarely re' member to have feen five people together, where fome ' one...are comparable to the fober deliberate talker, who pro' ceedeth with much thought and caution, maketh his * preface, brancheth out into feveral digreffions,...

...folly, of lalking tqo much ; yet I rarely remember to have lecn nve people together, where fume ong among them hath not been predominant in that kind, to the great conftraint and difguft. of ail the reft. J3ut, among fuch as tical m mulntudes of words, none are comparable to the icber deliberate...

...5 power, power, fhould be fo much neglected and abufed. And in this difcourfe it will be neceffary to note thofe errors that are obvious, as well as...predominant in that kind, to the great conftraint and difguil of all the reft. But among fuch as deal in multitudes of words, none are comparable to the...

...exploded than the folly of talking too much ; yet I rare-^ ly remember to have feen five people togetherr where fome one among them hath not been predominant...and difguft of all the reft. But among fuch as deal iu, multitudes of words, none are comparable to the fober deliberate talker, who proceedeth with much...

...For inftance : Nothing is more generally exploded than the folly of talking too much ; yet T rarfely remember to have feen five people together, where fome one among them has not been predominant in that kind, to the great conftraint and difguft of all the reft. But among...

...than the folly of talking too much; yet I rarely remember to have seen five people together where some one among them hath not been predominant in that kind, to the great constraint and disgust of all the rest. But among such as deal in multitudes of words, none are comparable...

...the folly of talking too much; yet I rarely remember to have seen five people together, where some one among them hath not been predominant in that kind, to the great constraint and disgust of all the rest. But among such as deal in multitudes of words, none are comparable...

...the folly of talking too much ; yet I rarely, remember to have seen five people together, where some one among them hath not been predominant in that kind, to the great constraint and disgust of all the rest. But among such as deal in multitudes of words, none are comparable...

...than the folly of talking too much; yet I rarely remember to have seen five people together where some one among them hath not been predominant in that kind, to the great constraint and disgust of all the rest. But among such as deal in multitudes of words, none are comparable...