XXII Of Cunning

Shakspere. Much Ado About Nothing. i. 1.

"So he would keep fair quarter with his bed."

Shakspere. The Comedy of Errors. ii. 1.

"And, like a shifted wind unto a sail,It makes the course of thoughts to fetch about."

Shakspere. King John. iv. 2.

"Black be your fa'!"

Burns. Address to the Deil. xvi.

"Armado. Pretty and apt.""Moth. How mean you, sir? I pretty and my saying apt, or Iapt, and my saying pretty?"Shakspere. Love's Labour's Lost. i. 2.

"The extreme dart of time extremely formsAll causes to the purpose of his speed;And often, at his very loose, decidesThat which long process could not arbitrate."

Shakspere. Love's Labour's Lost. v. ii.