XIII. Have you any Sense in your Head? Yes : Why don't you make use on't then? For if this Faculty does but do its Part, I can't see what more you need wish for.
XIV. At present your Nature is Distinguish'd, and stands apart ; But e'er long you'l vanish into the Whole: Or if you please you'l be return'd into that Active and Prolifick Reason which gave you your Being. [1]
XV. When Frankincense is thrown upon the Altar, one Grain usually falls before another; but then the Distance of Time is Infignificant. [2]
XVI. The seeming Singularitys of Reason quickly wear off : Do but stick close to the Principles of Wisdom, and Those who take you now for a Monkey, or a Madman, will make a God of you in a Weeks time.
XVII. Don't manage as if you had ten Thousand Years to throw away: Look you; Death stands at your Elbow; make the most of your Minute, and be Good for Something, while 'tis in your Power.
XVIII. What a great deal of Time and Ease that Man gains who is not troubled with the Spirit of Curiosity: Who lets his Neighbours Thoughts and Behaviour alone, confines his Inspections to himself; And takes care of the Points of Honesty
