Try not with jests obscene to force a smile,
Nor lard your speech with mother Needham's stile:
Let not your tongue to Ωλδφιελδισμυς run,
And Κιββερισμυς with abhorrence shun;
Let not your looks affected words disgrace,
Nor join with silver tongue a brazen face;
Let not your hands, like tallboys be employ'd,
And the mad rant of tragedy avoid.
Just in your thoughts, in your expression clear,
Neither too modest, nor too bold appear.