The Poetical Works of - OUDL Home

622 THREE PROPER AND WITTIE FAMILIAR LETTERS.
new behauior? A busy and dizy heade, a
brazen forehead a ledden braine a woodden
wit a copper face a stony breast a fac
tious and efuish hearte a founder of nouelties
a confounder of his owne, and his friends
good gifts a morning bookeworm, an after
noone maltworm a right Iuggler, as ful of his
sleights, wyles, fetches, casts of Legerdemame,
toyes to mocke Apes withal, odde shiftes, and
knauish practizes, as his skin can holde He
often telleth me, he looliueth me as himselfe,
but out lyar out, thou lyest abhominablv in
thy throate Iesu, I had nigh hand forgotten
one thing, that ywis somtime I think often
ynough vpon Many Pupils, Iackemates, and
Hayle fellowes wel met, with their Tutors, and
by your leaue, some too, because forsooth they
be Gentlemen, or great heires, or a little neater
and gayer than their fellowes, (shall I say it
for shame ? beleeue me, tis too true) their very
own Tutors Ah mala Licentia, ab initio non
fuit sic Stulta est omnts luuenihs Doctnna,
sine vinh quadam Disciphna Quast verb
paupertonbus duntaxat puerts, ac non tnulto
maps generosce, alque nobih Iuuentuti con
ueniat, pristina tlltus Institutions, atque Edu
catumis seuenlas, et tngenwz, et prudentis,
et erudita, et cum Tutons persona, turn pu
pilb, eltam ipst perquam accomodated Vsque
quaque sapere oportet id ent telum acerrimum
Ccetera fert, vt ohm Bellum inter Capita, et
membra conhnualum publias de
fensa scholts, prmatis confirmata panelibus,
omnibus has ostenlata, Scire tuum nihil est,
nisi te scire, hoc sciat alter Plurimi passim
fit Pecunia, Pudor parui penditur Nihili
hahentur Literae Mih crede, credendum nulh
0 amice, amicus nemo Quid tu interim?
Quomodo te inqmes, gerts? Quomodo? Opli
mum est aliena frui msania Video taceo,
rideo Dixi Et lamen addam, quod ail Satyrtcus
tlle
Vtuendum est red?, turn propter plurima, turn
his
Prcectput causis, vt hnguas Mancipiorum
Contemnas
E meo muniapio, Poslndie quhm superiores
de Terraemotu sermones haberenlur, id est, ni
Jailor, Aprths septtmo, Vespert With as
manye gentle Goodnightes, as be letters in this
tedious Letter
Noslt manum tanquam tuam
POSTSCRIPTE
This Letter may only be shewed to the two
odde Gentlemen you wot of Marry I would
haue those two to see it, as sone as you may
conueniently
Non multts dormto non multis scrtbo non
cupto placere multis Alij altos numeros laudant,
prcejerunt, veneranlur Ego fere apud nos, fert
apud vos Tnnitatem
Verbum saptentt sat nosti ccetera et tres
Charttes habes ad vnguem