Quotes from Bibliotheca S.-I — Thomas Draxe
d. 1618 England
16 quotes
It is better never to begin, than never to make an end.
Bibliotheca S.-I (1616)
It is a strange beast that hath neither head nor taile.
Bibliotheca S.-I (1616)
To promise, and to give nought, is to comfort a foole.
Bibliotheca S.-I (1616)
At three words, he is at the top of the house.
Bibliotheca S.-I (1616)
Let him that beginneth the song make an end.
Bibliotheca S.-I (1616)
Good wine engendreth good blood.
Bibliotheca S.-I (1616)
A wrangler never wanteth words.
Bibliotheca S.-I (1616)
The better workeman the worser husband.
Bibliotheca S.-I (1616)
The Crosse is the ladder of heaven.
Bibliotheca S.-I (1616)
Experience the mother of wisedome.
Bibliotheca S.-I (1616)
Desires are nourished by delay.
Bibliotheca S.-I (1616)
Musicke is the eie of the eare.
Bibliotheca S.-I (1616)
A fig for him. Let him doe his worst.
Bibliotheca S.-I (1616)
Bibliotheca S.-I (1616)
Bibliotheca S.-I (1616)
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