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Hou ſilent; nurſe if, fl ſeearitie, 
That dot in hollow cloſets ſhut mint eyes, 


Mother of darkeneſſe; Queent of ſecrecie, 
Pleaſing zrim labour with reites liberties, \ 


T hou that death-tike enfeebleſt enery ſe nee, % —  Noxterre 
T he ſhaddwoof this earth wages 06s WR OP Twbia, 
Bereaue my penn of all, amazing e feare, 2 | - L: FE - 


Turne dl furba tion forth to mutinies, 
Let mebeboldinthis darke H emiſpheare, 
Athought conceiued dreame to canonize. 
Ana whiles paleCinthia courts her Paramonr, . Muſs amica 


Maſe ing SYN BL th ©  pagaies 


Dread Pallas teach me to anatomixe 
The _— in ſide of cloſe ſe errours make: 
 Tetmed, Tg ab ſurdities, 


T hat Folly ſets her ſchollersfar a4 ta5ke.. £ 
F oh b ind F og yew 4», Regnar fiuld- 
 Andfora Aweene by fookes anthericed, _ QC 


Ye foule diſſemblinz frye of fl atterers, © | 
Contr is from my ou elince, 


Ye fawning Gnathoe's,ye damn'dpilferers, 
I will unmaske your hooded countenance. 
Te gold-intombinz helliſh uſurers, . | Anari mort. 
 Foreſee yours andy our moneys maſſacres. kngmnre NN 
"ad aus” . ) y pecunia, - 


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Tani in laboiis Ate the timepxpedt 7 
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EE / Good fortune 45 a midwife I reſpect, 
 Fanonr a nurſeto cheriſhmy young theame. 

tudiciumre» =, Trueindgement inthe ſchootts of equitie, 

num probate: — = Weigh my compendrons toyle and induſtrite 


If Nicenes danghter,Courieſtie, . ol Ns 
Offer to view theſe youngling lines of mints, | \ 
\ Be bolde to tell her that her critique eye  - 
| _ Had nced weare ſpectacles,gre ſhe can ſigne. | RE PUT Be 
CES « , The clowdie acoents ſe birth then Wis fount, APD 


_ Condit, | Je | 
£ » When Negro night enuironed th round. | 


If Ariſtarchus from his withered ppe, 
Let falla drop of Aqua-tortis hotte, 0p 3-4 90 _ 
Or if in Satyres oyle his penne he dippe, © oo | 
 Andin the margeant paint an enuious ſpoitts . 1 
Vulcws index 2 Tellhim (my M aſe) rf he cold fee huface, ox 
animi, = » He woulddeſcry mine offred,his diſgrace. 


But whoſoe'r from his imparttalleies Wy 2 

Will caſt ſweete lookes on theſe laborious lines, (OIOITA. 

- . Weighing my accents with iuſtequitte, oO ON 

(6s '. And ſoſpeake of them as inthembe findes, FATE 
Irapareum 0 "71177 45 4 fantour honourſtiliwill ly 


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efaum, , And to hwpraiſe,ere bend my poeſie. 


The Maſſureof Mong: 


Eforethe heauen-had puton-heau'ns face, 
Or Neptuneswaies achancld ſea had found, 
Before-carth knew her now abiding place, 
Ot ayre had refideneeabouctheground, 
Or fizeaſlum'd the higbeſt place ofall, 
To makeherbtightneſle more maicſticall.. 


Beforethe Sunneknew his ecliptiqueline, 


Orthe round balles of fire theirwheeling (j phcares, | 


Before the forked Moone beganto ſhine, 

Orany Cometintheayreappeares, 
'Arelptter d Chaos,and contuled mould, 

Was allthis glorious all; which we behold, - 


But natures natuxe,Godomnipotent, 

Beſtow'da formall ſhape on allthis frame, 

Making cach'thing;etſt ſhaj paletie,competent, 

Creating man ccoemltbratebi {ame 2:21 nh, 
Then didtht goldenagerepleat with trealures, 
Bring inthe Cornucopia of pleaſures, 


No threatnitiglawe with ſharpeſpurd puniſhment, - 


Gaue out edicts to cyrbealawleſle rowte;' 

Blacke mutinyinpriſon then was pent,' - | 

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Thatnow areplowing vpthe Ocean, _... + 
No faylesbigge-bdlly'd with the wanton winde, 
Haſttoa farreremoued region. | | 
Sue ctiquere= Menknew nocountreys but their natiue ſoyle, 
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No towne was circled with entrenched walles, 
No trumpet gauealarumtothe fight: 
Nolword was knowne,nor ved: no [ronballes: | 
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What winepreſſe had you then to cruſh yourgrapes? 
Where were youriunkets? where yourfeſtiualls? - 


| Where were your ryots? where your virgin-rapes ?. 
Qaiflsp! | 
| a wi /=er Men fed on hippes and hawes,curnekandcherries, 


bys ignoti: =Sloes,peares,andbulleis,apples,nutres,and beriics,. 


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Yetin thisage was euery mana king, 
 Alltreely wearing royall diadems, 
Contentwas held the chicfe and worthi [ls ting, 
Exceeding riches,glory,gold;oriems. /. | 
Regnar it AN menWwerepeace-embracets andcontent, 
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But now 1oxes father into Limbothruſt, . 
The filuerage put downe the golden world, 

Pride ſwollen Jupiter tudge moſt yniuſlt, 
This heape of pleaſure to Anernm hurl. | 
 Tonedimming all golds glorious raies of ſun-ſhine, raucrſummo. 

Silucr in pride ſets. vp her glittring moone-ſhing, rom buwilli- 
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Before of all things was continuall ſpring, ' _ 

But now foure ſeaſons of the yearearefram'd, 


(The date is out of euer-flouriſhing) | 

Spring,Som mer, Autumne,Winter they arenam'd. ,,... hominis 
The ayre began'with feruentheateto ſiwelc,  murationes a: 
And Hiems nipping colde of all was felt. uida, 


Then did the oxe wich weariclabour hale 

The rough plough-ſhare on Te/lusharmleſle face, 

Then eucry man gandigge on hill and dale, 

And in the furrowes throwe the corne apace, PRI 6 
The ſeas were filled with a frequent oare, Park Lilcie? 
That neuer knew the waight of ſhip before. 


The filuerage now bad the worldadieu, 
Braſle next ſucceeding, beares ſupremacie: 
No ſooner did the world his viſageview, 


 Butſtraightrefign'd him all authoritie. 


Though baſe of mettall,yet in impudence, _ Afviranthus 
Hedid ſurpaſſe ſiluers preheminence. miles, 


He brought the world to brazen'ignorance, 
Hetaught the ſouldier to managearmes, 
He made true judgement ſtoupe toarrogance, 
 Incuery eare he ſounds deaths ſhrillalarmes. _ — 
* -Neighbor ſeekes Neighbors, Nation Nations woe, II 
One .countrey.lufts an others overthrowe, : 6 
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nf I; Toe Maſfacr e of Money. 
(i \ TIronſteppesin,andchaferh braſſe away, 
BJ! Bid vertuenow'goe ſeckearefidence, « | 
21 Errour hath here ſet vpcontinuallſtay, 
>. And whoadmires not errours eminence? | 
Rt! Placcremni- Who loues not folly? nay we may auerte, 7 
þ th bus Errot. There isnoman but willingly dotherre, 
Wt p- ___ Treafonhathbuilt herneſtamidſtthecloudes, 
bt | Leuelling with aſpiring aymeat 19ue: +» 
-1 | Violencein anambuſh Enuy ſhrowdes, 
JE | Haberars Prideis aſſociate with luſtfull love, , _. 
bE | qudiraudis© Crafthere ſets vp the art of coſening, | 
Nt | nam - TIgnorancethereof ſpurblindcenſuring. | 
4-4 | - Euventhen when Aaaricehad ſpred her wings, | 
Not \ Andcouctous deſire was waxen fligge, (fo: | 
TH | A company of ruder vnderlings, . | 
IH | In the deepeentralls of the earth gandigge: _, *+ 
CY | mon mira Whe(asamaz(d they ſtood)vntotheir ſight 
Tt | vie cuquam  Appcarda womanallin filuerdight. ; 
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BEE Noſooner had herbeautie giuen a print - 
I | In the ſoft table of theſe mortall hearts; - F | 
x * No ſooner had herfauour madea dint ; | 
TE! | 'F In their weake boſomes, but ſhe plaies herpart. 
EL vom After het faire enticing countenance, *' | 
| emnes, ' Withwitching words ſhe puts themina trance. 
|| Mortalls (quoth ſhe) whoſe toilesdeſerue ſome gaine, 
208 It for todigge me outthe maſly deepe 
ft You haue begunne andendedallthispaine, | 
+ ©; | Though ignorant who.ſhouid mypreſencekeepe, 
| on | ©: briw Peow- Take me, poſſcf{eme,chalengemeyour ſlaue, 
__ For hauing me, you ſeemEthe world to haue.- 
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Out ofth'infernall bowels of the ground, 4 THRbts 
Neare tothe Stigian horrourofblacke Ds, 


Where foule Cimerian darknefle ſtreakes around, * 
(Amidſt thoſe clowdie ſhades my manſion is) 


I come, where Styx doth dimmethe Fayries ſight, ac kick 


Whereallis darkneſle, ſaue my ſplendourslight, inanus, 


My beautic now approaching Phebwsrayes, 
Looſeth thebcautice of herſhininglampe, 
Your ciesare dim your mortal iudgemet ſaies, 4 


. TheSunne hath giuen me ancternall dampe. Mani 


But purgethegroflenes of yourlying eine, | perbolequidee 


And you ſhallſee medarken Phevus thine. 


Whilſtthat my glory midſt the clouds was hid, 
Liketoalewellinan Xthiop's care; Es 
Orasaſpotvponachrifſtalllid, 
So did my brightnes with more prideappeare, + 
My ſelfe moſt faire,oppos'd ro cloudes moſtfowle, +ecarenc 
ovate as an Eagleorcatormelefleowle. © -nurum, 


Ye tongueleſle cauernes of the carth adien, 

Farewell blacke houſeof Syx-polluted ground: 

My glory hath bene muchextold by you, 

In your deepe holes my brightneſſe firſt was found, . 
Now l haue gotth'earth'ſuperficiall. 1 Amtiqueob- 
Farewell darke Styx,blacke Phlezitonwandall, _— 


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Bewitcht withloue and admiration, 
Theldeotſightofthisrude company, 
(Oh palpable andgroſleilluſion)' | 
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Straight he exclaimes yerude Mechanicalls,- 

Do younottremblear this wonderment? 

Yemore vnciuill then the Bacchanalls, 

Do you not ſtand amaz'd at this euent? 
This is aQueecne, behold her maieſtie, 

purchrume | Nay more,a goddcſle,ſce her deirie, 


BletJed,diuine,glorious,tmmottall, pure, © - 

Hacred vnſported, and maieſticall, 

Vhoſe high ſupremacie ſtands euer ſure, 

Wholep: <diorcel 15 true ccleſtiall, - 
Whole power is equiualentto the gods, 6 hn 
 Whodoſſtcxceed their maic{tieby ods, - ', *- 


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Still let mine eyes beglutted withthy fight, - 
Still let mine caresdrinke thy harmonious ger 
Still let mine hands ere&to theeatighr,”: UTIOQN EB 1 Je 
Beg for thy preſence;mydctires ole: choyſe.\' Di 0G 
Amatum viſus Still;oh ſtill, lermy hand;mine.care, mine cic;; 
See, heare,andtouch thy. royall dignitie. 


- Gazeſtillnaine eye on her,attraQtiue glory, 
Feed an herbeaurte, ſurfeton her grace, - 
Bethou in lookes her duc conributory;: - VIE 
Glut thee withview of her reſptendant face, - 
Aus pizcce Contemplatinedefireletneuer-reſt, 
oculis, Tilthoudoſtlearne herlookes be manifeſt. 


Harke ſtill with trucattention mine cares, 
When times require,performeyourfundtion, -- 
Hervoyce morcfweete ther motion ofthe ſ peas, 
Or Ph:ilomell in her Pautlton. © 
Ohrthar mine eare mazed with facha und; 


'M ;ghtina trance. cyegrbuclingomthegroand, 


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Hands if you durſt with a ſmall ciuilltouch,- 
Be witneſſes of this heauens ornament, 


You would be proud your honour ſhould peſ ſuch, 


To toucha goddeſſe moſt omnipotent. 
Sufficeth me thatT may pleaſe mine eye, 
Although minehand touch notthat maicſtye. 


Goddeſſe,eret thy beautie fromthe ground, 

Too bafea ſeate for ſuch an Empereſle, 

Since Lady of {uch honour thou art found, 

Giueno diſparagetothy worthineſle, 
Aſſumethe place ofthy great dignitie, 
And be'the tifireſſe of this Emperie: 


Noſooner hadhislipsdame ſilence clos'd, 


Butin ſteps open-chanded Proatews, 


Hewith this Lady inan humonrgloz'd, 

Verring morebrauesthenminuck Roſeing. 
Atlaſtin words; his humqurto diſplay, 
Swelling in pride, to her he thus gan ſay,” 


Lady divine,miſtreſſe of golden mines, 
Earths precious tewelL;heauens paramour,  _ 
Whoſe beautie bri ohter then faire Cinthia ſhines, 
Allableriches;ſveeteambaſſadour; 

Gracious forerunner of felicitie, 

Conſtant vpholder of high raieſſie, 


With ioyfullnewesleapeto this open breſt; 


A receptacle forthy worthineſle: 

In this hote borough build thywarm dry neſt; 

Where being heated,thou wilt ſtrait confelle,. 
A ſurer couert thou haſt never found, 
By, 7 thin the maſſie roundureofthe: ground.” 


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Thou ſhalt yiew coumriesthatbe farre remote, - --,- | 
Trnou thaltwith meto our Aztipodes, © - 
 Thouſhaltbeholdthe Zones, cold,temp'rate, hotg, 
Thou thouſand captiues ſhaltfrom bonds releaſe. 
vibespecu.  Thouſhaltappoint countries that now lic dead, 
nia condit. With habitantsto be repleniſhed. © 


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"Thou ſhaltaIudgebribe with abenefite, 
Thou ſhaltrich countries and whole nations buy; 
Like toan Empreſſe thou by me ſhalt ſir, 
| ' Whilſt Iamgraced withthe Empery. 
Sic volc lic 
__ Thy ſentenceasa grauen lawe ſhallſtand, 
Wat cale oflawe doth notlyeinthy hand? 


Thou ſhalta paire of foes congluminate, 
Yetamonegltequalls breed diſſention; 
 Nonedares prefumeto beth'affociate, 
What's not effected if thou with it done ? 
Mmcenditpe- Nations ſhall fight to ſee thy gracious fauour, 
cunia bellum.  Whilſtthou ſecure ſits laughing at their labour. | 


Follow my colours,and thy glorious fame, 
To cuery careſhall bea frequentfound, 
All tongues with wondrous loueſhal ſpeake thy name, 
Thy preſence in all meetings ſhall be found. © | - 
Tulinguas Thy worthy name ſhall finiſh euery clauſe, 
re . Whethou ſhalt ceaſe to ſhine,all tongues ſhal pauſe. 
Noſooner tookehis wordsa period, 
But Liberals ſteps betwixt theſe two: 5158195597 A 
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Vertue weſce hath fomewhat ſtill to doo. Ng 
= = 1 No Prince thatrajgneth,but hath enemies, | 
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Ladicintruthand faireinveritie, ' 
In on mor 
In lic apparancefull of dignitic, 

In liberall ations moſt bounteous. 


Though in thy ſeltelyes no diſaſter croſle, 
Yetin thy vſageſtands or good, orlofle. 


We neuer knew that Natures holy Nature 
Created ought to a prepoſfraus end, 
Good in it ſclfe we know 1s euery creature, 
And from it ſclte doth good effects intend. 
Yet vſing vertueinan euill cauſe, _ 
We guiltic arcot breaking vertues lawes, 


Siluer is framed toagoodentent, 

Tobereductcd to theſhape of coine, 

Soto buy corne,land, houſes,nutriment, 

If any man bribe wich it orpurloine, 
Turning th'good creaturetoa wicked vſc, 


Thecreature's blameles:t'is the mans abule. 


Giueorethy felfeto my tuition, . 

Andin the Lappeof vertue build thy neſt, 

This cottage isa ſecure manſion, 

Voyd of all trouble,cuerlouing reſt. 
Follow my colours,in my enligne ſhine, 


Ioyning thy vertue with this power of mines 


I will aditheetoanoble ſear, 
Within the cloſure of a liberall purſe : 
Out of thy treaſure will I giue;and get : 


Vnnumbred friends,mongft whom I wil diſ- 
_Inlid'rall meaſure, yer with caution, (burſe. 


The well got goodsof my poſſeſſion... 


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When the poore tenantfearfully doth ſtand! » 
Carcfull how. tach{charge his landlordsrent, 
When Micholmas,or Lady-daye Sathand, 
Fearing fordebtin priſon to be pent, 

How ſhalla portion outthytreaſury : 


| Bona ber.e, boy 
Releaſethe poore mangothis miſery? 11 19Y 


Or whenſocuer ſtetle-armedpotiertie 1 - {151 3h, 

Feeding vpon the entralls ofa man,” $0 D918 

| Driving all ſhifts toſuch an extafie, 

" Thateither he muſt ſteale orſtarue; anon, . 
Fgcniibus, How ſhall a portion out thy rreaſurie; +» + 
__ Buy toodeto oucrcome his pouertte? © ill; 


Or whenan Harbinger ofintury DICTtETTEL EN: 
By force deptiuesa poore man of his right, 4000 
He being of noſtrangabilitie. 20 1 
Tofollow lawc,or keepehis owne by might, Tr 
en Howſhallaportion out thy treaſury, 7 
| Recouer right,and beat downe 1 1nury : e 


' Orwhenabloodleſſe agues handdorh preſſe 

On the weakeltms ofa diſeaſed creature, 

2 His bags being emptic,bare,and monileſle, 

His fences feeble,weak his corps.fraile his nature; 

| Pecunia cu. — Thoucanſtcommaund Phiſttions helpeto cure, 
Ta oy - The miſerzes and pangs hedoth endure, 


Liuvethou with meandlouemy company, 
Leauc wantonizing withabhorrediin: 
Bethou noagentinfoulebrothelry; 0 yn 196 
YE, Be thou no denne for vice to harbour in. ATHUID T's 
 Frmnw2.  Putlivewith mein modeſt merriment, 
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Yetitthou walt not, l muſtbecontent; 2 4 5444 


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Fearing his worth ſhould bereietedquite, [9 

Plead no more fondling,this {lye fimpathy, TE- 

In ſhoweslikeday,in truth as blacke as night. | = 
Norcanſtthou withthy faithandtroth preciſe, Landamqued [ 
Blindeor deceiuethis vertuous Ladieseyes, $a © | 
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Vnegracious coine,on beggersto beſtowe, |) 
Tolctthatglorious honour weadore, Þ& 

Fall tothe hands ofa polluted ſhrowe, ' Quemevarn be 

To letthe fingers ofacommon trull, ' / nencurn 8 
 Siluerontofthyopenpurſetopull? TP 4 
T's thouthat ſerſt idlenefſeabroach, p 
Feeding the lazic humours of aflaue; [O- 

T'is thou that mak'ſt baſe men on vs 1ncroach, IK 
Giuing toall whattheydeſfiretohane. 0 aids | 9] 
Thou art anauthorof lycentiouſheſſe, CR 50 
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Thou ſeruile bondmantoa common groome, 
Thou that haſt goods,toviethemknow'ſtnothow, 
_ Whoſchouſe tocu'ry runnagate gines roome, ': . 
Whoſe care to eu'ry puling crye doth bow. | 
Thouthat toloyrring churchmen oft doſtgiue, Bonawabe 
More goods thenT ſhall ſcrape vp whiles Ilive, =P 


 Do'ſtthinkethis Lady isa ſeruantshire? 
Shall churchmen hane herto poſſeſſion? 
No.firſt let her be molten inthefire, 
Let her downe to the earth, her manſion. 
Shamethat her beantie ſo celcſtiall, Co 
Should bea runnagatefrom oneroall.” men 
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Nor youthe ſonneof carelefſe difluence, '! © ©» 
Brother to.looſeneſſt and intemperatice;: | Th Y FO 
Waſtcr of thrift,mailter of large expence, i" «© 
E: Whoſe wealth is ofan dz 
. Prodiquigs: = *Thatin pneday throwiſt more vpon the water, 
ooratlua-”'. Fherecan be gather dathoulandafeer,) 2200 


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ThoulikeanIdeor .louingall butone, 
Hating that one thouwſhould'ſt loue beſt of all, 
Caring for all,cxceptthy ſelfealone, =_— | 
Eo Who of thy louefhould bethe principalt;/ i 01... 
— Alosevetis = Whilſt moſtthy friends 6flarr rers thou mak ich, 


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is depen, Allthincowne welthis bury'd irithedich. | 
Foole, lonethy ſelfe,cheriſh thy luſtie oro; £ | 
Be ſtill propitious to thy. ſclfkealone, 2h 7 | 
Shake off thoſe: ſpaniel-fawningfatterers' uy ] 4 | 


Belouing to thine owne;orkindetonone.: 
—_ = Love others, butobſernethis caucarg' 1! !-+ -- | 
eds cibickivns Thy Lo Uuerto others doth not weake thy tate. | 

Lady, you fee their ſottiſh fopperie, . 

Both diſhpating what yowheape together, 

Abiure;renounce,reietheircompanie, | | , 

Oryou muſt wed through countreys eaery whither. | 
AlataPecs- What nation in the worlds circumference, - , 
nia volats Butthroughitin their purſesthou muſt dance, 


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Appealeto me, amyourzealous fauthonr,” 
One thatwill hugge you in my boſomes nity 
Be you to me my comfortsonelyauthour,” 
___ Andinthisroomeſet vp yourbiding reſt. 
Auariarca Thoughalltheworldafter your POo—__ 
lemper clatfay  Yethid ——_—_ fromthe world thallicape. 


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| As if thou muck-hill-ſcraping Claudian, dl 100337 
| Whoſe gowicfngereGradeuing dey ne nods 
Thou ten degrees vndera Gentleman, 01H lt tt 
Continualldriuerofan haltirgiade,:/ 1 1 
Thou Gnlcbackheproaifticpactiy Arr; Mulca fers. 
Yet all being done,thou art got maiſterof i it. MAullaauſers.. 


Thou that to get afatcheektbenifice, 1.111 > 1; ny | 

Wilt on thy knees creeperatheantique lawey on 

Thou that haſt euvenas much reſpedto vice, 

As birds with poiſon filling vptheir crawe, . Frma———_ 

4 Thou thatar teuer coſening oneorother, ;:-1;| 1] gratia rata, 
# Thou that for prahyiltedeceivethy.brother, {nn 


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Baſe are thechoughts that RO > 
High is the minge ofthis vablemilbrereaturs; - vn bis, 
| Deform'd ena onion.” « 
Reform'd thouſeoiPewhigalauelyfratUrel i wg ES 
No hope of bodied isexpddtedithere;] ici) 22h, = fn. 
Whercinthkredoth: no lkeliboadappeare.”; 7  aubilaſtcllam; 


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|  Sheſetsherpleaſure@nthighmaieſtie2>/: al mm mon 


Thou lowly Ant ypanthe round dailtlie £63119!" 

She mounts with Eggles-plamesjato the Skiee 7 --- - 
Aſpiring odor ect ooh feof rk fats 

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If thou haſt skillinſome ſweete Syraniſme, 1; | 
Or thou canſttraine thy tongue toeloquence, | | 
Or metamorphos rugged Batbariſme;. - | 2 3% 
- Intoſmoothephraſes,and fine Engliſh ſence; 
Plus barby = Orcanſt transforme that fuſtic beard anon 
quamingen'}' Tnto ſomenew deuiſed faſhion, {120 


If thou canſt turnethoſeflatvenerians, 

Into a paireof Faire Tralianhoſe:; d; 

If thou canſt proue thy hatagentlemans, 

Orchaungethecolourofthy ſack-ſok't noſe. 
Tfthou ſuppoſethy reed-thackt colonie, 


Baucidisrea® Bereſidenceforthis greatdeitic, *- | 
cclat loucm, 


Then it may be ſhewillthy cortadeviſie, ft: #8 

And thou ſhalt hauethe preſenceofthis Lady; LA 

It may beſhe will notethe marke,yermifſeir, 
, It may beſhceledereiuethee,andirinaybe 0912 Fd 
Anronenpayd Shecele take it foran high indignizyy)) 1 1. +1 
_ GffanEe * : Thatthouſhould'ſt offer herthy-company. O01: 1 


But thou baſe Puriran,who haſtmuchweakh, * 
And on thepoorebeſtowtittriuolouſly, >: '. '! | 
Doſtkeepeadyettomaintainethy: health, th b dro 124 | 
= - Pray'ſtin the @hurch,and liv'ftasmodeſtlys!! > 0101 
page Cupt- _ pref - 492” Say: 7 AI 
dinizignem, © AsSany maiderhatlicsalonein bed, - 02G" 
Py”  Fearingtheſhipwracke of hermaidenhead; i!" 


Thou pure 14za of gwomany face}!i!1 7112 1 So 

Thou ciuill curberof incontinence, 1 551q 151 el 2! | 

Thou that in gel :reartasfull of Reb; 711.5, "& 70! O11 | 

Z Asany Lobbe inthiscircurniference.! (5157 21010 244, | 
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Goebid the Clarkeringday-bellearlicr, 
Bid the Church.warden mend the broken grauc, 
Then goe conſult with pariſh» miniſter, 


And ſeethe poore mans boxehisdueto haue. 
Dart thou aſpire to be Pecunias keeper, Oeadaac 
Who thento th'ankles neuer wadedft deeper? omnes- 


No, ſweete Pecunia,{etthy reſting place 
Within the compaſſe ofmy Indian cheſt, 

A ſcate conuenientforſtch a grace, | 
Faire Queene,appoint there thy eternall reft, 


The maiſter of ic wasan Emperour, CH 
The next poſſeſſorbe my Paramour. m7 | 
No mare,n9moreleandyices miniſters, |. nf 
(Quoth Liberals) filencecloſe your lips; | 
No morelegtvice lin'd with thoſe mockes of hers, 
Seduce your mindes with-Erroursdoting lips. od 
| NomoreletEnyyinanangry frowne,: Moyes 


Attctapt to throwe vablemiſhtyertue downe, | rmincris. - 


No morethotmarſhall ynto diffluence, h 
Feed-leaudneſlein ſobounteous a meaſure; 
No more be waſter of ſuch great expence;! 


| Norfo ndly thraweabroad Peewic's treaſure. | 


Pamper nomorethegulfeaf gluttony, ' | | Tandemfatur' 
No mare be Bayliffe to foule Brothelry, | | efto Milanuz 


T'is thou that feeds the humours of Curtezans, 
Making thy ſelfeaflauetq wantonluft; 
Through thee whole rowtes of cunning Artizans, - 
Do ſtill decreaſe, who. onthy kindnefſe truſt. 
And whenage makes theirlimbs vaſeruiceable, 
Thouturn'ſt themoutas drones vnprofitable. 


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What ncedſt thou caſtaway a hundred pound 
Vpon oneſute,nakedneſſe couerture? i 2!1!i! Þ- | | 
What need thy knees with fortie crownes be bound? ; 


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ſodis ſuperbia Oncly becauſe thou would'ſt be counted gay, - 
 lolac, Thoucaftſtin ſcorneathouſand poundaway. 


Why sthy cloakeſet with wanton winding lace,” 
As itaJabirinthlay onthe cape? © - oquo> vil ris ivy 
T'is not the taylors credit; northyetace, -- WI 21 
Le, Butth imitatcof ſomefantaſtike Ape. | $5901 —_ 
2 Rulteice, ON Ideotworld;to whatripefoolcrie, -- SSLEBULL 20) 


, Now metamotphos'dis thy progenie?';: 


The poore withtweepitigvoyceſalurethy dvore, 

"- Sighing forth accents of calamitie; ' | TD) , 
| Yet ſorrow nereſo much,gets nerethe more, - _ 
"Thou haceſt$o relieve deepemiletie,. ! 5 127 2140 


Gonznam 1 Ifany Gnatoarthy elbowe tangy 1::; 19: 916 OV 


2mats on TC Thou dot ſt vato kim with boumtoonehad. 213.2) 
The Temple asa dungeonthonabhotttſy* 1-7 
The Churchthou netergraceſt withthy ſhadow: < 
Let vs goc killalightfootein cho forrell,"” 4d 930 ++ 
Or trace theharealonoſtethie chequerd mellolvs Ato} 
hymen”: l 
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Haſt thaua hound matchrin mouth likea bell,10:)! -- * 


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Take thou the pleaſure of thisapiſh world - | - *) 


Tobethe portion of thy happineſle: 


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Thy ſelfe with ſweet water and musk addrefle, - | 
Yettake paſtime: Theday(Idredd)wilcome! qu ) 
Thou wilcbe glad tobega mite or crumme,. . mn—_ I 
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Its for thefoule inciuil cormorant,. ' © !!: 111 | 2) 
Who hopes intime topurchaſeall the earth, > 3 
| And make thoſethings which nowabound,be ſcant, 15] 
| Cauſing ofall thingsacontinuall dearth,: ': »7 (© [2X 
j Vnleſleſomepower celeſtialldobarte +: - - ! EY " ll) 
Thy mortal armetofiretchirſelfe fofarre, 2: pI | wy 
What profit tothe commons haſt procured? ._ U46) 
How doth thy cou'tous humor pleaſethe land:2 : +: | WW 
| What painesxo hinderall haſt not endured? + + 1,7 K3 
| What cloſe conueyancedoecſt thou vie inhand ? | {| i 
| How often haſtthou brib'd the Tudges with gifts, Quem non be) 
When thoyartdriuento thy narrowſhiftss  —£ eelumpe: Fo 
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| — _Liketothe Apethoukillſt withcherifhing, 


| And thou would'ſt:hugge Pecuntato death; 1 

4 Thou would 'ſt euen-choake her mid{tthy/pampering, 

| And with thy kiſſes. cleaneſuckeout herbreath, 5 
; _ Inacloſe-cheſt chou meant to haue her pent, Eadem atca ) « 

| And keepeher.thereinlaſting priſonment,. —*:. *Zcareera- fy, 
| UaTje _ 
| Butſireallweaboutathing content, 41»? "D) 
To which we etteryone have certainetight;/!} ||... 6 
| Let cach man take the lotthat God doth ſend, Ty 
| And the poſleſſouryetbefree fromſpight.''- 1; TY 

Quem ſi. 


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_  Notſo(quoth the) myskillefſe ignorance | 
8 Cannot diuine the vertue of you all : - 
Nor is it wiſedometo decideby chance, 
That which may cauſe repentance to befall. 
Verbis non. Eachtruly manifeſt his dignitic, | 
wa 0 Then willI iudge who has the viRorie, 


Auerus, T labouralltheday yet reſtat even, 
After much ſorrow finding pleaſures gaine : 
Beginning workeat fiue,cndingatſeuen, 

Then reſt is acceptable afterpaine, 

Poſt labors TI plow my land withalong tedious toyle, 

gaudium- = Yetafter reape the harueſt ofmy ſoyle. Y 


_ Prodigy, Talltheday monegſt gallant Ladies braue it, 
Orat ſome time:beguiling ſweet delight, |. 
No pleaſtreintheland batT ſtilhave it, z 
Harmoniouslulls mea ſlecpeat night, 
Noſport vnlefſe I a ſpectator bee, 


: mn bi-  Nomitth, vnleſſe Iam in companie. 
rioncem, 


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| Yetſtilam buſted ingoodactions : 
Nordo Itriflleoutthetime in play, 
Yet ſtil vie honeſt recreations. 
Cum corpore In mindelI worke,whiles body is atleiſure, 
mens, In bodyI worke,whiles my mindisatpleafure. F-- 


Anar, Mine eyes loueodbicds thatto gainesare bent, 
Thoſe ſhowes be pleaſing thatareprofirable : | 

Mine eares lone ſounds thatarcto gaines intent, 

_____ Apurchaſeorabargaine commendable, 
= et Mine eyes'#pplaudawellfpidebenefit,'; | 
om Mine catts acraftic voice;or ſhatp-ey'de wit. Th | 
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Mine eyes do wiſh each qbie@ princely crown'd,  Prodigme, 7 
A ſcepter or ſome ſence=bereauingſight':+ | 9 | 
Thine eares deſireakings maieſtickelound, & 
High powersthund'ring voice,accentsof might. | 91 
Mine eyes applaud a ſightof Lordly pleaſure, — Mihiſola vo. a 
Mine earea mulſlicall har monious meaſure "o$ — luptas, | ) +: 
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Mine eyes a vertnous.demeand Loue,. |; 1 - Liberal. BE 


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| Mine eyesapplaudnorbenchitnor pleaſure, —”— Miticom- | 15 
Mine cares noricraftiewit,nor Muſftques meaſure; Ps 1% 
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| Then countI thence what profit would ariſe, IR 
_ I thinkeayoicethat ſoundeth gaines diuine, | K 
Noſweeter Muſique then commodities. \% 
I couet notthat which is not mineowne,, 7; 158; 
I neyer ſecke that which I neer haue ſowne. | J: 
I wiſheachglory didbelong to mee, bee 
Or my eſtate werefarrebeyond compare: — Prod, I-4 
g I wiſh in melay chiefe ſupremacy, Jo ww) 
Or none as Ilofeatiir'd,and fo faire, : Wl 4 
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I ſteppe into no ſpendthrifts company, Aa, ) 0 
Money's incurableprefumption; : 7 
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| CGoodfellowſhip'sdamnedcontagion. 
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| NortcedelIftrumpets;nor vie coſenage, 
Burt hating both, bothi's down faldoprelage. 


Gold is my life : then life whatdeareris?' 7 
Gold is my hart: who'dorh not louehis hatt?” © 
Glory my comfort,ſhallI glory miſſes * 
Glory Ss my. loue;ſhall loue from me departs ? 
Gold's dearetome,yet farkeſſe dear the we, 
Glory is good,vainglory breedeth ſtrife. 


That week's vnbleſtthat dothnot helpeme ga 
That day's accurſt that doth decreafe my nu et 2M 
Theplace.is Hell,that breeds my imalteN pane, 
Thetimeis fatallthardothworke my cumber. ' 
A timel,hopeforgaine;atime for pricfe,''''' 
One tmmebreeds danger otheryeckds relicfe, 
Lady chooſe me my riches do'excell, _ 
AndIwilmaketheemiſtrefſeof them all, 
Lady chooſe methatinthe citiedvietl; 
Neare to the court,aplace celeſtiall; - + - 
Lady chooſe whomthouwilte,content &T; 
Wilſtandto our ediQtin deſtiny: 


Nor muſt my treafures onthe waters fall, 
Then wilthey ſinkeand nenermore be Hts | 
I muſtnotfeed a ſpendrhrittprodigall, 01 
Norlet my heapes of gold with himabound; 
Who ina day diſoluethmorein cheare;! © i 4 
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One th:t doth feare tocouncerfeiror bo * 
Onethat nere vttereth avwbrdin vaine, ' 


A preciſe maſter offtmplicirie. | 
Hencediffluence,auaunt poorepuritie, ae 
ForI caſhier you botli my companys 10. OLI ola 


Come ſweete Azarmyhugimem thine arms," 

 Encreale my heapesby thy aſlidualltoilc, 

Keepe me ſecure fromlife-purſuing harmes; : 

Preſerue my ſplendourfrom all ſpotting ſoile. an 
Into thy boſome will I reepe myloue;, Quis reſpuit 
And onthy breaſt lye.likean fianmlceddiel:: 


Imbrace me,kifle me,I amionely thine,. - 

Fortune tayesſo,who contradicts her will 

Loue me,adoremebethon onely _—__ Bots nf) 

We louersarezand lduers ſhalbeRiH;- 30 b{oE1 
Let crabtrec-might ufc albauthotitic,. {nar 
Thelawethrough bribes ſhallcurbe his enwitic. 


Inraged Prodigwluſhin toſee- 
(Euen mgngſt Frhowicke 'pridebath oventrome) | _ 
A clownepreferd before hisdignitic,”. 1 | 
Burning gs non in outward: Srodabs: - 
Drew thereuetgerofallgiven diſgrace, ; | hats 
His ſword,atd renneitat Anarweface. nba ni = 6 


Running dara oem 0 

Stop pdtheſuccefld of! hisaduenturous caſey; WW 

But, £96 his wrinckled Fr Into lonbre; 9 is! 

And fijscarierhad budg'd aneproferd pace, i 
Three Gaddeſſes{{their ſhapes diditell me on DH Ow 
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Tis ſhethathathpoſſeſſio@otthe knife, © 115-34. + 5101 
__ Whichcutsall humanes vitall threed : ris how: x 
Sus fineeuigg That isthegreatcommandreſle of the es, 


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Ordreſle of lots;cauſer of alterations, $2 
Thepuller downe of Fouiallmaicſtie;' ll 
And high, olaordaftifurpationtce DiQH T1819!) = 

yolubilis oft V hoſe mindatotrring carties hence); | 

ſors, Proudotherownehigh valued excellence. bi | 


Hernameis Fortune: on, herright ſideſtands ' 
ANymph thatbore hereuer:curning wheele — PEHITSTIO 
On tt'other 1deaKing,who with hishand' 111) 4 
Held outaglobe,whichhilkea bowle,didreele; 9861 9% 
222. Fortunechadaſterher; arteidantsthreey 681599. | 
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Her face bet —_—_— ore,harnes cndatticads 4! 1451 wy 
Her NEE porta fairetree Tr f\ | 
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bar, . Thegazerseye might well:behold a coffe, 1 


Thelaſt was Vertu&gltaſt ineſtimation; +! 11] 1 A 

A corrcombronhesbeanteicheadmasplaced," 19016 . | 

Bctorea ſpotleffe white-belundjcdronarion, '' 11! 

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Three Nymphes in mourning veſtures all araide, 
Brought outa tree,halfe greenelalfe withered, 
Vertue her ſelfe weeping (poore hapleſle maide) 
To ſceall men vpon her worth to tread, | 
Whiles ſheis proud to weare the ſcorne of ſots, Neſcitftulticia 


And hauechergarimentdight with enutous ſpots, vorum 


Stand notamaz'd povre mortalls at this ſight, 
Lift vp your eyes;if my great maiecſtic 1 
Dampe not you oplique ſence: my radiantlight 
Dull not your intellectuall perſpicacte. 

Nay donorfall: if [begin to frowne PO 
Yowneed nortfall downe, for Ile 1 purne you downc, torwunatradis, 


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Secyou this Globe,thislitrle toy call'd world, 
Lying in due ſubieRtion to my powers? _ 
Sometimes my handinto the ayre it hurld, 
And then createI Kings and Emperors. 
Sometimes I'turneit,and inueſt a clowne, 
Miraculouſly with a Princes crowne, 


Ex cfhcina 
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TisI that tumble honourto the ground, 
Andinthe earth hideroyall maieſtic; 
TisIthatan vaconquer'dfoeaftound, 
Giuing an Ideotbeſtfelicitie, ' 
I ſetaſottiſh cappe'on Vertues head, —” 
I cauſe vicechiefly ts be honoured. TORO 
T thruſt a coward into honours chaire, 
And makeaſouldierbare:headed ſtand, 
Whilſt they fit proudly ſcoffing his affaire, - 
That dare not counterview an armed band. 
T lift vp fooles,and to the wiſer ſend =» 
A moſt perplexed life,and —_ end. 4 — 


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I turne fairelearning out: tobeggerie,. 
Andinragg'd veſtments clothean vprightwit, 
I tread vpon the necke of royaltie, _ / 
And vnto wiſedome giuea raining bit, 
I gild falſe browes with faireſt iadems, 
Andtothe dung: hill cock giue richeſt iems.. 


I(to conclude)ammaiſtris ofthe world, 
All mortall thingsarein my regiment:- 
Frowne, I crolefortunes tothe cartharehurld. 
SmileT, good happes anſwere each mans content.'. 
I haue the foure windes tutourd in goodawe,,. 
The world her breath doth fromthis boſome. <a 


Vertue thou droop'ſt, the more we make thee mir th, 
Themore thou turn' away thy ſcornefull face; 


_ Tfllooke yp to heauen,thouonthe earth, 


It Ion earth,ftraightthou on heauen do; ry _ 
LaughT, thou weepeſt:ftgh I, thou artthen merrie, 
And when thou ſceſt meluftie,thouart weatle, 


Asif this ſtubborneoppoſition 


Fooliſh contrarying of my humours choyce, 

Could getthee glories commendation, 

Orto thy laude bend but one onely yoyce. 
Be of my ſchoole,and honour Vices meed, 
And thou ſhaltbe adored wench indeed, 


Tis not this plaine domeſticke achorniſine,, q 
This imitation ofthe common hay, . OR DAE Ef 
Tis notthis (ottiſh habit of oreciſme, YySh Alert. 
Can make thce be bcloued:no wench ,go0c Say, 
Flouriſh in new commencedfaſhions; | }; .,, :11; ! 
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Becauſe thine eyesbe ſurer witneſſes 

Then thy incredulous eare,tarry and view 

My well replenithtſchooles,true worthineſle, 
"The ſightwill makethee bid preciſme adiew, 

_ Andthinkethis ſhowefarreto exceed the Lay 

That honour'd 1#zoat her wedding day. 


"The yſher thatthou ſeeſt,doth guide theplace, 
Teaching their ſteps indenting paffages, 
Is Folly, loe in what conceited race 
Sheleades them on : her vſuall offices 
Dothteach them fondneſle, wanton reuelling, 
Lightneſſe of minde,and wits extinguiſhing. 


The firſt and primate of my ſchoole is this, 

He that hath wonne the golden prize away, 

All (crapinijutupinalil would haue his, 

All that vponttearths maſhe round doth ſtay. 
Pecuntais his peculiar, 
Money his god,coyne his familiar. 


He thinkes ere long. to be the worlds chiefe maſter, 
To bring all wealth to his ſubiecion; 
Hee'seuer getting,neuerfounda waſter, 

Tis herhat Areentum hath intuition. 
Faire Awrwmspreſencenow the Indians mis,. 
For ſhe hath ſworne for cucrto be his, 


Theſecond ſcholler is his oppoſite, © - 
The eldeſt ſonne to diſſolution, 
Borne to great lands, yet in his head ſo light, 
Thatall is ſpent in diffipation.. 
Scattring that ina minute, which his father 
Was his whole life's time buſicd to:gather. . 


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He fathers all theſe new found faſhions, 
And patronizeth all fantaſticke ſhowes: 
The very Apeof imitations, nos! 
Yct wondred at,like to an owle mogſt crowes. 
TP His ſeruants are the Paraſite and Pandar, 
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3 Thethirdis Envy,in whoſeIron pawes, 
 Moreſauagethen was cuer cMirmidon, 
Lies balls of wild-fire nearean heap of ftrawes, 
To burnein flambes who ere he caſt iton. 
Neuidia Armd with reuenge, he rangethvp and downe,; | 
volt,  Tearinghishaires from of his bared crowne. 


Two poyſonous ſnakes within his fiſts he gripes, 
As if toranger he could ſting his fleſh: 
An Owle he keepes,to waken with her ſhrikes, 
2 To workereuenge cuen whiles his wrathis freſh, 
\ Inuidoplacce Swifterabroad then Zolw herangeth, © 
&nex&nox Andall his plots to dire effects hechangeth, 


-. 4 Thetfourthisſluggiſh-headed Idlenefle, 
His eyes ſinke in his head through ceaſeleſſeſleepe, 
His pacc keepes pace with the ſnayles ſlothfulnetle, 
2 His fight doth anaccuſtom'd cloſlet keepe. 
Inertia Snorting helies all night,dreaming all day, 
ah So idcly doth he paſſe the time away, 


Heis the father of thoſe dreaming fooles - 

That creepelike worms(more vgly they then wormes) 

Trembling to do their office in the ſchooles, 

Frar'd with the leaſt tempeſtuous windes or ſtormes. 
Heauier then lumpes of lade,orheapes of clay, 


Plunbans es Harderthen mountaines tobemou'daway, ' - 


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The fift is daintie-throated gluttony, 5 

Whoſe chiefeimployed (cruants beall cookes, 

He ſtudies new-deuiſed cookery, 

Straunge Iunkets, wondrous diſhes : 
His houſe is nought bur kirchin, then T feare Tune” coquee 
Himlelfe art lengrh wil proue akitchiner, 

Heloues nofellowes but good trenchermen, 

None follow him, butthey are ſmel-feaſtsnam'd : 

A well dreſt ſupper hetall foone willken, 

Out of his houſe he quire hath hunger ſham'd. 
Hunger exil'd,departvnto thy cell, _. 

His very lookesthy ſharpeſt force wil-quell. 


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Theſixt is Pride,clad like the morning Sunne, 6 


 Whe mogſt che Pinetrees onth'heaut-rhretning moti- 


Helecks his C/ymere, his veſtall Nunne, (raines, 
Orelsar night hard by ſomenuptiall Fountaine 
_ Wearinga Tewel dangling arthercare, > a 
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Worth akingsreucnewes euery yeare. NES” 


Ladies vpon her traineattendand wait, 
Liketo ſome goddefſe,orſome Nimph divine 


_ Herhabite ſhowes her : in her owne-conceit 


Her glory doth obſcare bright Phebas ſhine; © - 
She deemes herſelfe faire beauties'quinteſcence, 


_ Miſtris of glory,Queene of Eminence. ralis, 
Theſeuenth and laſt oftheſe ſuperiour rowes, 
Is minc ownedarling,hight licentiouſneſſe, 
Thatbeauteous Syren that inchants with ſhowes, 
The very ſoule of Vertueblemiſhileſſe, Oo 
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Her breſis lye opento diſplay the neſts, 

Where all the Graces make their reſidence: 

Faire ſmooth,dugge-rifing,and deſcendantbrefts, 

Clcarc ſnow white neck hedg'd with a filke ſoft fence, 
Teviderus Thrice fairerthen my tongue canrenderthee, 
Non Wa. The perfe&tmirrour of formoſitie, 


Theſe be the chiefcſt ſchollers that I keepe, 

The firme vpholders of great vicesſeate > + 

All theſe my tellow darlingsIy-cleape, 

Cauſe they as I be euer fortunate. _ 
vitorum eſt — Their powers be great,themſcluesare capitall, 
ne concordiaz Their ſtates alike, moſt vitious,one,andall.: - 


A rabblement of pettie graduates -' 
Fillyp the other angule of my ſeate :- 
As malice cloyſturd in ſomelowe eſtates, '- 1] 
Blaiphemous oathes another corner get. WICEELS 
Hoc lingua Lying fits ſtil inventing truthleflewonders, . - '' 
Uiudmenss Swearing euacuateth oathes like thunders. .. 


Vertucifthou my ſcholler ekewiltbe, 

Adioyne thy ſelfeto this ſocictie : 

Race offthis badge of leane:facdpuritie,, . 
Afſſameto theeſome princely maieſtie.. ;':- ' 
Tegoiiners-- Thy vertue thus obſcur'd inthe worlds eyc;.. 
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Whoſe entrance breeds no pleaſure tothe eyer; -::1:; 
Although within that loathed manſion, - {17 1 
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Howarethy inward parts be beautifi'de, 
Be ſure without to bearea proud apparance, 
Within ſet baſenes,and without ſer pride, 
The badge of honour is true Touiſance. | 
Put on ſome glorious beames that may enflame 
The hearts of men to honour thy great name. 


 Labeius 2c 
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Deare miſtris(quoththe Nywena now bethy ſelfe, 

_ Andlike thy ſelfe ſhine in thy glorious feature : 
Chace hencethis ſcumme,this droffe,this floriſht pelfe, 
This out-adorned, in-polluted creature, 

Let the world laugh;fantaſticke follies net 


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Shall now be torne;all men ſhall Vertue get. 


incciting, 


Happie,thrice happie is that purer minde 
Whom wiſedome keepeth anadopted heire : 
Oh ſacred patron toa wit refinde, 
Valiant vpholder of a ſouleſo faire. 
VertuceI ſerue,and ſeruing herl finde 
Alllooſe affetions {laues ro my pure minde. 


Vicrun me. 


Happie conteat the curber of my will, 

Teaching necefſitie to dance in woe: 

Giuing to forward thoughts araine,to ſtill 

The fickle humours,which cu'r changing goe. 
Vertue on carth ſole monarch thee hath crown'd, 
Oucrallpetiievertues thatarefound., 


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Of pettic vertuesand content of minde ? 
Firſt ſhould theſe hands quite race ont both thele eyes, 
_ Ere Fortuneme ſo ceremonious finde.,, 
Heer's much adoabout athing of noughts, adit 
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Chceke.dimplinglaughtureſetthy merry foole » «| 


 Amidſttheſadnefleot this drouping rout: 


Shewthematranklin dauncing ina hoole, 

Whiles his young ſquire finges hooby'iin andout, 
Show themalong-eard Aﬀle his maiſterbeating, 
Thou a by,and both them Aﬀesſweating, 


Show thema ſhauen ruſticke,in whoſe beard 
Hicems cold Ice,not Himens blooimes arenifc: 
His gowtie fin perels en iwriſting Havd © 
Thetender: toynted roundure of His wife, 
Vhiles ſhe doth dally & his haires adorne; 
She plants vpon his heada goodly harne. 


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Creep to his miſttis warmelaps manhon, © 
V Vherc her owne husband(yetſcarce hewirh reſt) 


Oncein one tweluemonth' hath accefſe vpon, 


Thrice happybeaſtthatgrauncedartthat place. 
V Vhichmen deſire, yet ſtilkepr off aſpace. 


Show thema Dyer wedding with a Beare, 


As it his colours could transforme the beaft; 16262 I 
Or to the corpes anorherfeature reare, 


Or metamorphole herruge o9dhairy breaſt 


Into ſome ſmooth and aniiible tore. 
' Buttis impoſſible;ſhee's too much worne. 


How (ah how) canminecares (Vertue began) 
Adidethe hearing of theſe vitious cutls? _ 
How can mine eyes behold baſe viceto ſcan 
Thetop of honourwiththeſeglorious diuels? | 
Iniurious {trumpet hidethy face for ſhame, 


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Think'ſtita glory tobchold thoſe fooles,: 1: 
Climing by greces vnto the heightot inner. © 
Tak'(t thoua pleaſure to behold thy ſchooles 
With Occans of wit drowndſotsto fivimme? 
Thou horred mappeof vile inequatie, 1 | 
Laugh'ſt chouto fecthine owneimpictic? | 


IfI would boaſt, I couſdarreſtthine eyes | 
With fairerobiedts thenthou yer didſtſee 2... 
I could acquaint thine eares with harmonies, 
Sweetcr then Syrens.chaunting melodie, * - 
But whoknowes notthatwho ſo Vertueloues, 
Vice from his eyes as odtous remoues.;  - /- 


To counterchecke thy peacock-plumed pride, 

I haucaſcholler call'd Humilitie, - - L444 

Though poore without,yetinly.beautifide- - 

With hidden treaſure,andfairedignine. - 
Pride is moſt rich in ſhewe, butbarein minde, - 
But him in ſhewepoore,in-ſoule rich I finde. 


To counteruaile Juſts greatpreheminence,  - 
Andallthe crew of thoſe lycentiousfires, - 
I haue affetionruling conrinence;,  - I; 
Honeſties miſtreſſe,Queene of chaſte deſires, 
A holy veſtall, whole virginitic . 
Parts not butwith herfoule from ſpotleſiebody.. 


The meanebetwixtmudde-raking couctouſneſle, 
And looſenefle offlpring,carelefſe diffluence, ' 
T haue this liberall ſparing bounteoulneſle, 
Free giuer, yet with equall conſcience, - 
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To contrary thy Enuies b hate, 
\And all rw how of i= orb : 
I haue pure meeknes, who inall eſtate 
Is ſtill content with humble lowlineſle. 
| Neevises: Hating ambitious Enuicsang gry ning, 


| knita.  ., Touingamildandequall cen(uring. 


It I wouldlay theglory of my {choole 
Open to cuery vitious gazers eye, _ 
I ſhould amaze the ſottiſh doting foole, 
Quite ouercome with incredulitie. | 
Neſciime —Butſincethe world my vertue doth notknowe, 
muRdus, | They hate my walkes,andtfollow vicethcir woc, 


Whiles Ialonedowalkealong't the ftreeres, 
Each vaſlaile ginsto ſpitat meinſcome: 
Themore my honour,for excthislife fleetes 
 _ Hethall bebandyed.andotioy forlorne. 
Tepropia HBequiteretectedof hisproper dame, 


reijcict do» And dieadeath of varecoucr'd ſhame. 
mina. 


This is theendeofallthy minions, 

Moſt wretched,fearfull,and deteſtable : 

What's the precedentlifes progreſſion, -. . 
; When thelifes endeis found ſo horrible? 
Finizata  Ancuilactattractsaneuil end, 
p: obat. And by theiſlue ſtil the worn is ken'd.' 


The endeto which each man] the world doth lee,, 
Is to extollourhigh Creators glory : 
Each ofthy (chollers doth the contrary, 
_ Andtothediuelare gontributary. 196.594 
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Who but thoſe men whom Fallyas chauntingtong,'! . 
Hath metamorphos'd vnto.mindleſſe ſors? --' 7 > © 
 Whobutwhom Vices witching Syrens ſong, - IT 
Hath quitetrangform'd to witleſſe Ideots, |: : I 
Will lyefrom Yertue,ſoulesreſtoratiue, Placene Nige- BE; 
 Tocleaueto Vice,poiſons miniſtratiue? rimianigro, I 
CaſſandrathoupreſagingPropheteſle,  * 6 
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Why breatheſt thou tydings of happineſle, | [ 
Amidfſtarocke of Adamants vpreard? be 
| Whoſebreſtthy ſiluernewes cannot yperſe, = _ _ 
Whatcreditthey which Vertuedoth rehearſe. : 4 


Deformed.ſtrumpet,or if vglier name, 

May toa moſt deteſted wretch beright, 

Bluſh monſter,blyſh agent,to ſtubborne ſhame; - 

ThevnderpropofSathans powerfullmight,” , 
Seducing miſchiefes,teaching ruderwights,  r.,4rocum 
That Vice dothrule by day, Vertue by nights. cK vitium, | 


ThoughThauelikea pilgrim walk'd ſome-whilc,. 
Meating by ſteps the carths circumference, ., | — 
With looſer garments ouercaſting ſtill, 
 Themodeſt{plendour of myEminenee, | 
Trying ifany hreſt that VertueJoued, - | Ya 
Would haue this lump of fin from's heart remoued. = 


But ſince my yertue was bit medeſtie;;, 
Andall my garments ſimple plainneſſedeemd: + _ 
Since my companion was integritie, . - | 
Meckeneſfle my page,(baleneſſe of all elteemd). . 
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Shalt with'thy ſugred rongue to Poaliwebent," 40 
Slurry with ſcandal Voliges gloriougnatne, © -2* 1 

Angelus in Norlikean Angell canonized bee, 

foros. © "Wiles lambeaten with deepe miloiie; 


Nor chou dame croſſe.bliſſe, reeling miſtris Charice, | 
Statcalrring tyrant, who impuritie*'. ---'; 
Vptothe height of honour do'ſtad uance, 
Non ſemper . But tread it with ennjous foote'on pierie.. 
Apollo valibis No more fhilt thou with miſchieR crofſe'm y darling 
No more ſhall Vertucsſeruarits feare 4a anuach 


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Nor miſtris* AHMinx that hight Petunia, 
Whom Vioeeonſtrainesto beher ſeruitour,, =, 
Fortuna's darling,the worlds Helena, 5: \- "# +: tdbd 
©... Anarws life Jickelbueadngurinte" = abt 
Libera/inen =, Shall cauſe afiberalipurſe epricto be, | 
deeſt burla, | Andfillthe bags of infrugalirie, as 


Now whatarailing emits Yerey na —__K 

(Quoth Vice)ſtan ſtrhou vp6 rh | 5.57: Wl WE Dn 

; Ordo#trhou thinkethar Viceand rtaneflcepes og 

Andcannotheirethyj ali metracies? 4 921 
Ile haueabitterotairi th too freerohg,” = 


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Nay ſure(quoth Fortuxe) ſhe ouerthrowes vsall, 
Whoknowes notbutthar Vertuecan pleade well: 4 
For ſhe hath hony'd Eloquenceatcall, 
And Rhetoricke cuenat her becke doth dwell, 


But if her pride be ouer peremptory, 
Our hands and notour tongues ſhall win theglory. 3s 


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Vertue becauſe thou deem'ſtthy power worth 
Beyondthe eſtimation of compare, __ 
We meane to wringthy deepeſt power forth, 
Andere weleaue,leaueall thy. glory bare. - 
For why, theſe inſulcacions doſpurreon . * Nolentem 


Our for Wal d force of 2ndi 1gnation, | "32 1 0g anciras, 
The ( hatenge, 


Vice and my ſelfe withall our followers, 
Whoſe power wecertainearethou canſtnot daunt: | 
Willand commaund;thee with thy ſeruizers, TOR os 
Either to our iniunRionsta eraunt,,;:! nl 
Thatisto yecldrhy-ſelfefor Viceslaue, 1.1 | 
Or with thy hand diggethyeternall graue, , us. 


If thou refuſcobeyſancedueto yeeld; 

Vnto theſe articles; with peed prepare 

To meete vs withan army in-the feeld, 

Where both ſhalerytheirpowers in thewarre, 
Armeallthy.troopes;for thou ſhalthonor vs 
By making our large force victorious, 


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Argue in theea moſtpreſunptuqusſpirite;,. 11 
Although nocrabbutſome good iuyce aaa; 


"This plot doth both thy ioy and mine inherite, 


Neſcit virtus 
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The fitteſt placefor watrelet me ape, 
(The weaker combatatit may chooſe his arbimey" 
Iknow thoudcemſithe conqueſteuen now thine, 
Thy hundreth ſouldiers to my one is found. 
Then forpure pittieletme pointthe'place, 
"Wh en'Tam toreceiue mine owne diſgrace. 


There isan'Tland borderingby France, 


By auncient yore y:cleped Atbjon : 
Worthy ofſelfe, whom worthyer Peeres aduance, 
Vntothenameof Honours manſion. | 
A royall feate of /oviall Monarchie, 
Fullof vnconqu'rdruleto Gueragnies COS AP 


Time-honour'd Aj9having loſtthis nanke, 
{1s by the name of England famouled : 
wilhaws the conqufrour firſt worinethe ſine, 
Rudethen,and ſauage,ſcarce inhabited. ''' 
His royallifſue haue enfarg'd theland,! * 
Andmadeitfamousby their conqu ring hand, 


Thither repaireto bring thy troopes with _—_ 

'There will we try thefortuneof the day: - 

To whom greatJozeaſfientes the viftorie, 

The conqueredto them ſhall ſtoope and hw 
Since heau'ns Creator,thee the viRtor made, 
Thaue my corpesat thy feete captiue laide. 


This ſaid,they parted : Forrweeſmiling (till ©: 

Tothinke of Vertnes future ouerthrowe's 

Vice merry walking with conceited will, 

Laughing fometimesrothinke on Vertues woe. 
Ve ertug was modefthopin Tucherdo 219 00V 


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High-minded: Fortunt,Vertues cnuious for, 2p | - | 


Strait puta ſupplication ypto Jones |. 11+ | 
That on herfidethe peeres of heauen might goe, 
Andall from-Vertue would their graceremouec. 


Bur Maya sſonnetheſe Letters intercepted, ſogenium 
Andothersintheir.xobme to lovedirected, virus ami 


As from his ſiſter Vertyue he did write, . : 
Crauing afliſtance gainſt the Queene of charice, | 
And gainſtproud Vice herenuious oppoſite, 
Ione ſmil'd and ſaid he Vertue would aduance. 

Nor ſhould proud vice,norhaughtie miſtris Chance virus non 

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With thathe ſtrait enioyned Mercary *- | 
With —_— ſpecd to poalt to Vertues tent, 
Bid her aſſured beof victory, | + - 

For I haue vow'd that Fereang ſhall. tepent | 


Thateuer fheaſſumed Vicespart, - - Quis non tre: 
And ſwore that Vertucimiſtreſſed his hart. - HOY 
Swifter then lightling Types flies away, 
And preinformesherof whatſhould enſue; 
Vertue reuiuing tohimthus gan ſay, 
Celeſtiall brother Iam boundtto;you; 
For being ſuckrmy Fautour ynto love, ,  Toui mea om- 
To whom Lowebothzealeand dureousJoue) au. | 
Sweete brothes oiucimmortall thankes to him, 
Whoſe bountie farre excceeds-& mortal boone; 
VertueItruſtnow Vicespoywerflialldim,: - ", 
And Vicelyedeadthatall this while hath hone, : 
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The Maſſacre of Mong. 


This faid,into theairemountsA2ay#'sſonne, ' 
Whenathis comming to/o4c; cloſet doore,' ' 


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_ Fortnneheſpid,whorthen to knock begunne," 


But Tripes ſtaying herfromknocking morc, 
Told her that love was quierandarreſt, 
Chargingno wighthis Rudy ſhuld moleR. 


Fortune departs fruſtrare of hes pterence;/ it? (1110) 2s 
And now theday of bartell is afligti'd'; Jariir 


Vertuc noweglitters inher excellen ce, 


Clad in moſt telorious habir,allrefin' d. 
A louelyer Damoſetnener eye refer View, 7 
Bcautic in others fain' din Her was true. * | 


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That did repelall darrs y-throwne at her: - t 
Hope asa fortreſſe forc herſelfe fclaith, 1TH 


'Tokeepe awayeachvitious: menacer.” 


Her head-peeceisfaireComfort, hich! bein 50n, 
She ſeems toſcorne,dread; death, confuſion.” bar 


Nextto her ſucceedeth Liberalrie, 
A valiant Captaine,warlike Collonell: | 
With many Vertuesin his cpa yreny 6 MIL OTE 
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Thus was heratmy fild'on cuciphder” l 
Whole troupes ofſoules vnto her hourely hide. 


Yet theleaſl wing' of Vices'miightichoaft; 191-3 

\Was threetimed morerher Vertdestotaltban ama 

Till warlike Pallzs didrod Vertue paſt; © fob 

And promilde helpe with herall .conquring iba. 
Vertnereioycd,and inmoſt humble manner 


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Penwsfaw this,and madeamnaineto Vice, =* 
Vowing to lendherqll her womans power: -: 
Mars mifling his ſweet Fenzze,ina trice 
Departs to Fortuxes band in angry ſtower. 
Where ſpying Yenws,ſtraitby Styx he ſwore, 
| Tofollow Vices colours euermore. - 


Tone ſeeing this, tooke thunderin his hand, 

Deſcending all in lightning on theground : | 

Amazedandagalſt doth Vertueſtand, 

Till zove doth waken outher drowſteſtound,. 

_ Andbids herbeof comfort, for this day _ 
Sheſhouldoutſhinein Glory Phebr ray, 


The battell ioyn'd,Viceheld vp conquring hand, 

Till 7oxe diſdaining further dalliance, 

Scatterd his thunderbolts midſt Vices band, : 

Which cleaneamaz'd the impious Queene of chance, 

Toſec herarmy groucling on theground,, © 
Scarce onealiue,yet not onedead was found, 


Vertuenow haſteth yntoVices campe, 

There taking all her ſeruants priſoners, | 

Now Vertue Fortune glory quitedoth damp, = 
Sheand hercrew be only conquerers. , . _ 


Fortune was made confeſſe,and Vicetokneele, 
Both true to her, that ſcorn*d her at their heele, 


Tove gaueſtrait charge to hauethem cloſely kept, 
For breaking forth ro ſuch vile outrages: * 
Pecunia now to Vertues lappe y-lepr, 
Begging for pardonforher ſtubborneſle. 
Vertue forgayeher,and forthwith disburſ'd her 
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_— XL Thc pert parterneofthe golden; ages. 
| Neuer bedateofthis felicitie, 
| | Neuerbealteration of this 10y.. tet'F 
Neuer,ah neuerfailethy dignitie.. ........ ._--.._ + 
[ Neuerle t Fortune crolle thee with annoy... 1 
| "Fe ſofpits Neuctrlet Vertueby Vice ſuffer death, 
il dS ERIN Neucrbeablcntour Elizabeth, 
all Euer for cuerEnglands Beta bee,” EE VO 
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[  Enerlertreaſonſtoopera ſou'raignrie, - _ .'2..... 
Eucr.let Viceby Truth beoverthrowne. ..... ...- ... . 
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' Vice they Impriſan 9,oh would ahahad flaine her, 

For ſhe corrupted Qtrait the Iaylors hart; | _ 

Indeed what cloſeft priſon cou}d detaine her,; * 

Who with ſuch witching paſſions ads her part ? 
She creptabroad,though with amortall wound, ; 
Butin ſhort ſpace recoucr'dand wasfound.. 


love now departin e.Vertuc did command, | 

In England to ſet vp her chiefeſt reſt; - 

She ſhould finde fauour at Eliza's hand, ** 

With whom faire wiſedome builded had his neſt... 
The Gods aſcendto heauen, Vertue departs ;. 
T'our more then mortall Queene,ruler: of arts. 


Fortune now frets to ſee hes ſelfe throwne downe, 
And Vettuelifted to ſuch dignitic, 

Truth ar the laſtattained due renowne, 
Pecyniais diſpoſed thrifcly, 


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