Volume 2 / Part 2 / Act 1 — 3
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Of Humane Learning
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For onely that man understands indeed, And well remembers, which he well can doe, The Laws live, onely where the Law doth breed Obedience to the workes it bindes us to: And as the life of Wisedome hath exprest, If this ye know, then doe it, and be blest.
Lord Brooke.
Motto to Notes on a Barrister's Hints on Evangelical Preaching, 1810, in Lit. Rem., 1839, iv. 320.
ll. 2, 3
Who well remembers what he well can do; The Faith lives only where the faith doth breed.