From all excess beware, Which sorrow must attend; Drunkards a life of woe must share, When time with them shall end.

To any young man who should be inclined to apply we commend the advice of Mr. Weller, senior, "Sammy, beware of the vidders.

And, if life's courses seem Pleasant, like some sweet dream, Be thou beware of the evils around: Paths seeming paved with gold

So we have such monstrosities as "He had better beware," "I had better go.