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

Epigrams. 151How Cock-tail proud he doth himself advance !How rare his spurrs do ringNow I protest by Mistriss Susans fan,He and his boy will make a proper man.the Morrice-dance !582. On Vertue, MilMs Maid.Saith Aristotle,Vertue ought to beCommunicative of her self, and free ;r d'-HfWAnd hath not Vertue, Milla's maid, been so ?.-* . YWho's grown hereby, as big as she can ge*583. On Cory don.An home-spun Peasant with his Urine-glasse,The doctor ask'd what Country-man he was,Quoth Corydon, with making legs full low,Your worship, that, shall by my water know.584. On a Spanish Souldier.A Spanish souldier, sick unto the death,His Pistoll to's Physitian did bequeath.Who did demand, what should the reason be,'Bove other things to give him that ;(quoth he)This with your practice joyned, you may kill,Sir, all alive, and have the world at will.585. Vpon the Asse.The Asse a Courtier on a time would bee,And travail'd forain Nations for to see ;But home returned, fashion he could none,His main and tail were onely larger grown.