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

Epigrams. 25At morne and even shades are longest,At noone they are, or short or none :So men at weakest they are strongest ;But grant us perfect they're not known.Say are not women truely thenStil'd but the shadowes of us men ?52. To his mistrisse.Take, oh take those lips away,hjeiMThat so sweetly were for-sworne :And those eies like breake of day,Lights that doe mislead the morne :. o j.1,^^ -Scales of love, though seal'd in vaine.rj)yHide, oh hide those hills of snow,Which thy frozen bosome beares :On whose tops the pinkes that grow,Are of those that Aprill weares :But first set my poor heart free,Bound in those icie chaines by thee.^Xwld >d iiivi ~tfc53. In Diogenem 6- Creesum^ < T?-^8When the tubb'd Cynicke went to hell, and there,Found the pale ghost of golden Cr&sus bare,Hee stops ;and jeeringtill he shrugges againe^'Sayes O ! thou richest king of kings, what gaineHave all thy large heapes brought thee, since I spieThee here alone, and poorer now then I.fc-.-fi teJFor all I had, I with me bring ;but thou \t&Of all thy wealth hast not one farthing now.