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the spelling of that period. The only alterations made (for readability)
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u/v to modern convention. One or two punctuation errors have also been
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                             Hunterian Club

                            No. II.--1871-2.

                                 HUMORS
                             LOOKING GLASSE

                                   BY
                             SAMUEL ROWLANDS

                   _REPRINTED FROM THE FIRST EDITION_
                                  1608

                     PRINTED FOR THE HUNTERIAN CLUB

                                  1872




                                 HUMORS
                                 LOOKING
                                 Glasse.

                                _LONDON._
              Imprinted by _Ed. Allde_ for _William Fere-_
                 brand and are to be sold at his Shop in
                 _the popes-head Pallace, right over a-_
                        gainst the Taverne-dore.
                                  1608.




_To his verie Loving Friend Master_ George Lee.


    _Esteemed friend, I pray thee take it kinde,_
    _That outward action beares an inward minde,_
    _What objects heere these papers do deliver,_
    _Bestow the viewing of them for the giver._
    _I make thee a partaker of strange sights,_
    _Drawne antique works of humours vaine delights._
    _A mirrour of the mad conceited shapes,_
    _Of this our ages giddy-headed ap