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

68 Epigrams.Doting on fooles, thou hid'st thee from the wise,Thou prostitut'st thy selfe to avarice.Thou runn'st a whoring with the world, and sinne ;Thou cramrn'st bold buzzards & lett'st eagles pine ;Thou bowl'st thy golden pieces, where I canNot get a mite :by the JustitianMantles his students all in robes of state,And by the gallon makes his fortunate :Yet I live poore, and while base ideots ride,Marullo footes in Cuerpo by their side.Untoward trull, could but this hand attatch thee,Could all my skill, and best endeavours reach thee :On thy owne wheele (proud dame) I'de make thee spinTissues, and Tynan silkes to clothe mee in :I'de make thee (blindfoldas thou art) find outAll that is rare, and good, the world about,To make mee happy, and for the least frowne,I'de braine thee, with the ball thou stand'st upon.183. ToMomus.Thou that dost wrest thy wrinkled face awry,And canst not read these trifles willingly ;May'st thou for ever envy other men,But none have cause, to envy thee agen..4tift^^^fefe^s-^'|c ~ rv?M W$f''eSvhflt U^ljVJbnii^"* ll* \ -;; _;;... V-'O184. On Phaulo.Phaulo weares brave clothes, yet his spirits faile ;Phaulo eates wholsome meate, and yet he's pale,