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

ut a file to its bright splendour made ;Fancies and Fantasticks.Then that two such fair worlds mightHave two suns to give them light.On an old Batchelour.Mop-ey'd I am, as some have said, 'Because I've liv'd so long a MaidBut grant that I should married be,Should I one jot the better see?No, I should think that marriage mightRather than mend me, blind me qui.e.On Love.Love scorch'd my finger, but did spareThe burning of my heart,To tell me that in love my shareShould be a little part ;Little I love, but if that heVould but that heat recall,rhat Joynt to Ashes burnt should be,C're I would love at all.n'U^n Ictifl Ifc ^bitirfl -flta nobtG c iVertue improved by suffering.^is but the body that blind fortune's spightan chayn to earth, the nobler soul doth slight:er servile bonds, and takes to Heaven her flight.>heav'n through dark clouds lightneth, whiles the shadeStarrs with greater lustre might invade,VOL. II.H H