My summer's day will turn to winter's night.

Sp. Tr., II, 1, 34.

Then 'gan the day to turn to gloomy night. Edw. III, III, i, 155.

I'll disinherit him and all the rest;

For I'll rule France, but they shall wear the crown,

And, if they storm, I then may pull them down. (1)

Massacre at Paris, p. 235, col.l.

Then, Selimus, take thou it (the crown) in his stead;

And if at this thy boldness he dare frown,

Or but resist thy will, then pull him down. (1)

Sel., 11. 265-7.

Begin betimes; Occasion's bald behind:

Slip not thine opportunity, &c. (1)

J. of Malta, V, p. 175, col. 2.

Wisdom commands to follow tide and wind,

And catch the front of swift Occasion, &c. (1) Sel., 11. 274-5.