they will have two broad teeth before;
when two shear, four;
when three, six; when four, eight:
and, after that, their mouths break.
-- John Mortimer (c.1656-1736)
"Severely criticised by their political opponents for neglecting their official duties, it was said that they had no thought but to live out their days in rural retirement."
The cyder at first is very luscious, but if ground more early, it is more racy.
-- John Mortimer (c.1656-1736), The Whole Art of Husbandry