The “fool” cannot restrain his wrath; it rushes on “presently” (meaning, as a marginal note indicates, 'on the same day'), yet uselessly. The prude…

A fool's wrath is presently known.— He cannot contain himself if he thinks himself slighted or injured; the "prudent man,…

A fool's wrath is presently known
Having no command of himself, he cannot repress it, nor keep it in; no sooner is h…

A foolish man is soon angry, and is hasty in expressing it; he is always in trouble and running into mischief. It is kindness to ourselves to make …