My reign shall be so easie to the subject, That every man shall be his Prince himself, And his own law (yet I his Prince and law.)

She thinks Life lost in her own Family, and fancies herself out of the World, when she is not in the Ring, the Play-House, or the Drawing-Room: She lives in a perpetual Motion of Body and Restlessness of Thought, and is never easie in any one Place, when she thinks there is more Company in another.

Tis as easie as lying: gouerne

If it cannot remove the Disquietudes arising out of a Man's Mind, Body, or Fortune, it makes him easie under them.

A Man must be easie within himself, before he can be so to his other self.

It is a tolerably thick volume, and contains the Easies of Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, Natural History, Punctuation, History, Poetry, Music, and Dancing; with outlines of Agriculture, Anatomy, Architecture, Astronomy, Botany, and other branches of science and knowledgea Chronology and description of the London public buildings.