to inconvenience an enemyI will not remove my own headpeople prayfor a head with good countenancea light headordinary as a horsebut a footcommitted to ignorancedoes as much good asa burning headbut I make new wordsof ash and trouble
this morning is a clear ruina mortal barbwords make anythingto raise disquietbut the word devilthat word full of worldis a nothing as sweetas my first little doubt
the honest body is wiserthan any worda presence without any replybut the worldno novice to concurrenceit gives great contentand I am glad to be sohaving done all my lying
I batten like a mad kingon remembered words.My text should be: “The memoryof the wicked shall rot.”After I go, I make sportin imitating the dead,grown fat on moonlight.
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