There’s no Peace to be Expected among those that are Naturally Fierce
and Quarrelsome. But we are to Distinguish however, betwixt Injuries of
Malice, and of Evil Nature, as we do betwixt Violences in Hot Bloud, and
Those of Deliberate Spite and Intention; which we find in the Common
Cases of _Manslaughter_, and _Murder_. The Doctrine may be briefly This,
that so far as Possible, we are to Avoid Ill Company: but where we are
forc’d upon’t, there’s No Remedy but Patience. The _Cocks_ here Did but
according to their Kind; And it is the Same Thing with Wicked Men too,
(as Birds of the same Feather) to be Troublesome to Other People as well
as to One Another.