Facetiae : Musarum deliciae, or, The Muses recreation, conteining ...
Facetiae : Musarum deliciae, or, The Muses recreation, conteining ... Facetiae : Musarum deliciae, or, The Muses recreation, conteining ...
136 Epigrams.510. On Debt.To be indebted is a shame men say,Then 'tis confessing of a shame to pay.511 A forsworn Maid.Rosa being false and perjur'd, once a friendBid me contented be, and mark her end :But yet I care not, let my friend go fiddle ;Let him mark her end, Tie mark her middle.512. Adversity.Love is maintain'd by wealth, when all is spent,Adversity then breeds the discontent.513. On Soranzo.Soranztfs broad-brim'd hat I oft compareTo the vast compasse of the heavenly sphere :His head, the Earth's globe, fixed under it ;Whose center is, his wondrous little wit.514. To a great Guest.With other Friends I bid you to my Feast,Though coming late, yet are you not the least.515. In Cottam.Cotta when he hath din'd saith,God be praisd,Yet never praiseth God for meat or drink :Sith Cotta speak eth, and not practiseth,He speaketh surely what he doth not think.
Epigrams. 137516. De Corde 6 Lingua.The tongue was once a servant to the heart,And what itgave she freely did impart :But now hypocrisie isgrown so strong,She makes the heart a servant to the tongue.517. On Rumpe.Rump is a Turn spit, yet he seldome canSteale a swolne sop out of the dripping-pan.518. On Poverty.If thou be poor, thou shalt be ever so,None now do wealth but on the rich bestow.519. In Ebriosum.Fie man (saith she) but I tell Mistrisse Anne,Her drunken Husband is no drunken man.For those wits which are overcome with drink,Are voyd of reason, and are beasts I think.520. Wills error.Will sayes his wife's so fat, she scarce can go,But she as nimbly answers, Faith Sir no :Alas good Will, thou art mistaken quite,For all men know that she is wondrous light.
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136 Epigrams.510. On Debt.To be indebted is a shame men say,<strong>The</strong>n 'tis confessing of a shame to pay.511 A f<strong>or</strong>sw<strong>or</strong>n Maid.Rosa being false and perjur'd, once a friendBid me contented be, and mark her end :But yet I care not, let my friend go fiddle ;Let him mark her end, Tie mark her middle.512. Adversity.Love is maintain'd by wealth, when all is spent,Adversity then breeds the discontent.513. On S<strong>or</strong>anzo.S<strong>or</strong>anztfs broad-brim'd hat I oft compareTo the vast compasse of the heavenly sphere :His head, the Earth's globe, fixed under it ;Whose center is, his wondrous little wit.514. To a great Guest.With other Friends I bid you to my Feast,Though coming late, yet are you not the least.515. In Cottam.Cotta when he hath din'd saith,God be praisd,Yet never praiseth God f<strong>or</strong> meat <strong>or</strong> drink :Sith Cotta speak eth, and not practiseth,He speaketh surely what he doth not think.
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