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

Epigrams. 221For shame ben't impudent and foolish too !And think all men are fooles 'cause you are so.898. Of this Booke.Part of the work remaines ;one part is past :And here my Ship rides having Anchor cast.899. On Bearill.Bearill because his wife is somewhat ill,Uncertain in her health, indifferent still ;He turns her out of doores without reply ;Wondring at which I askt the reason why ?In sicknesse and in health, sayes he, I'm boundOnely to keep her, either weak or sound ;But now shee's neither, he replies ; you'l see,Shee'l quickly now or mend or end, sayes he.900. On Bib.Wisdome doth teach us silence, now Bib isWith drink made speechless, is he not then wise ?^A^v^X^'^''.up oriJ b'azeq bflAWhrtft tiittr901. On Silly.& ckHSilly by chance did loose his DiaryOf wit, which he had got in company :No marl he now so mute and pensive sits.How can he choose, since he hath lost his wits.A