William Habington Quotes

I Hate The Countrie's Dirt And Manners, Yet I Love The Silence; I Embrace The Wit; A Courtship, Flowing Here In Full Tide. But Loathe The Expense, The Vanity And Pride. No Place Each Way Is Happy.

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