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

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

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356 Fancies and Fantasticks.Like a Cage without a Bird,Or a thing not long preferr'd.Just such as these may she be said,That lives, not loves, but dyes a maid.The Non-sir doth obey the Call,The Question Answer'd pleaseth all,Who rigs a Ship sailes with the wind,Who digs a Mine doth treasure find,The Wound by wholesome Tent hath ease,The Box perfum'd the senses please:Such is the Virgin in my eyes,That lives, loves, marries, ere she dies.Like Marrow-bone was never broken,Or Commendation and no Token,Like a Fort and none to win it,Or like the Moon, and no man in it ;Like a School without a Teacher,Or like a Pulpit and no Preacher.Just such as these may she be said,That lives, ne'r loves, but dyes a maid.The broken Marow-bone is sweet,The Token doth adorn the greet,There's triumph in the Fort being won,The Man rides glorious in the Moon ;The School isby the Teacher still'd,The Pulpit by the Preacher fill'd.Such is the Virgin in mine eyes,That lives, loves, marries, ere she dyes.A A

Fancies and Fantasticks. 357Like a Cage without a Bird,Or a thing too long deferr'd :Like the Gold was never try'd.Or the ground unoccupi'd ;Like a house that's not possessed,Or the book was never pressed,Just such as these may she be said,That lives, ne'r loves, but dyes a maid.The Bird in Cage doth sweetly sing,Due season prefers every thing,The Gold that's try'd from drosse is pur'd,There's profit in the Ground manur'd,The House isby possession graced ;The Book when prest, is then embraced ;Such is the Virgin in mine eyes,That lives, loves, marries, ere she dyes.A Disswasivefrom Women.Come away, do not pursueA shadow that will follow you.Women lighter then a feather,Got and lost and altogether:Such a creature may be thought,Void of reason, a thing of nought.2.Come away, let not thine eyesGaze upon their fopperies,

356 Fancies and Fantasticks.Like a Cage without a Bird,Or a thing not long preferr'd.Just such as these may she be said,That lives, not loves, but dyes a maid.<strong>The</strong> Non-sir doth obey the Call,<strong>The</strong> Question Answer'd pleaseth all,Who rigs a Ship sailes with the wind,Who digs a Mine doth treasure find,<strong>The</strong> Wound by wholesome Tent hath ease,<strong>The</strong> Box perfum'd the senses please:Such is the Virgin in my eyes,That lives, loves, marries, ere she dies.Like Marrow-bone was never broken,Or Commendation and no Token,Like a F<strong>or</strong>t and none to win it,Or like the Moon, and no man in it ;Like a School without a Teacher,Or like a Pulpit and no Preacher.Just such as these may she be said,That lives, ne'r loves, but dyes a maid.<strong>The</strong> broken Marow-bone is sweet,<strong>The</strong> Token doth ad<strong>or</strong>n the greet,<strong>The</strong>re's triumph in the F<strong>or</strong>t being won,<strong>The</strong> Man rides gl<strong>or</strong>ious in the Moon ;<strong>The</strong> School isby the Teacher still'd,<strong>The</strong> Pulpit by the Preacher fill'd.Such is the Virgin in mine eyes,That lives, loves, marries, ere she dyes.A A

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