Facetiae : Musarum deliciae, or, The Muses recreation, conteining ...

150 Epigrams.578. In Hugonem.Though praise, and please, doth Hugo never none,Yet praise, and please, doth Hugo ever one ;For praise, and please, doth Hugo himself alone.579. On Severus.Swerus is extreame in eloquence,For he creates rare phrase, but rarer sense :Unto his Serving-man, alias his Boy,He utters speech exceeding quaint and coy ;Diminutive, and my defective slave,My pleasures pleasure is, that I must haveMy Corps Coverture, and immediately,T'insconce my person from frigidity.His Man believes all's Welsh his Master spoke,Till he rails English ;Rogue go fetch my Cloke.580. On Julias weeping..1; E'l'i*.."' A>. v-*4 uJiX^iJ- isCfajjR 3n j!i iVfShe by the River sate, and sitting there,She wept, and made itdeeper by a tear.581. On a Gallant.What Gallant's that, whose Oaths fly through mine ears!How like a Lord of Fluids Court he swears !How Dutch-man like he swallows down his drink !How sweet he takes Tobacco till he stink !How lofty sprighted, he disdains a Boor !How faithfull hearted he is to a !