Household OBSERVATIONS NECESSARY FOR THESE TIMES.  
IF thou, my Servant, wilt thy Master please,  
Thou must observe and keep such laws as these;  
BE true and trusty, let thy hands be clear:  
And to purloin thy Master's goods forbear.  
I hate a liar, and a saucy Knave:  
And in a gamester I no pleasure have.  
I Hate the Man that hath a vaunting vein:  
And Him, that loves another's fame to stain.  
I like not Him, that is unapt to learn:  
Nor he, that Grudging, doth his wages earn.  
The Churlish, and the Envious man I hate:  
And Him I love not, that doth sow Debate.  
Sly Knaves, that would my Secrets overlook:  
Proud Fools, nor talking Fools; I cannot brook.  
I trust not Him, that would with fawning please:  
Nor he, that loves his Belly and his Ease.  
The false, deceitful man I hate as Hell:  
Only with Me the honest man shall dwell.  
he's Gentle, faithful, willing to Obey:  
And well deserves, to Rule another day.   

London, printed by T. Paine, and are to be sold by F. Coles in the Old-bailey, 1647.