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

Epigrams,What shall we in this age so strange report,That fishes leave the sea on hils to sport ?And yet this hill, though never tir'd with standing,Lay gently down to give a Turbolt landing.64. .&zr/ta Holiday to the Puritanon his Technogamia.Tis not my person, nor my play,But my sirname, Holiday,That does offend thee, thy complaintsAre not against me, but the Saints ;So illdost thou endure my name,Because the Church doth like the same,A name/more awfull to the puritaneThen Talbot unto France, or Drake to Spaine.65. In Meretrices.The law hangs theeves for their unlawfull stealing,The law carts bawds for keeping of the doore,The law doth punish rogues, for roguish dealing,The law whips both the pander and the whore ;But yet I muse from whence this law isgrown ;Whores must not steal, yet must not use their own.66. Quicquid non nummus.The mony'd man can safely saile all seas,And make his fortune as himselfe shall please,He can wed Danae, and command that now! AAcrisius selfe that fatall match allow : ,;