IDENTILIN$$ F002NY1|Cave MS(Cat.No. S 191|pp. 5-8\MTH\mf\6-10-94|P:TJS|o|3-9-96|C:TJS|7-29-98\Spot cors\JSC\8-28-02
002.NY1.HE1 %XSatire 2
002.NY1.001 S%5r%6 though (I thanke God for it) I doe hate
002.NY1.002 Perfectly all this towne, yet there is a state
002.NY1.003 In all ill thinks[sic] so excellently best
002.NY1.004 That hate toward them breeds pittie toward the rest
002.NY1.005 Though Poetry indeed be such a sinn
002.NY1.006 As I thinke that brings dearths & Spanierds in,
002.NY1.007 Though like the pestilence & old fashioned loue
002.NY1.008 It ridingly catch men and doth remooue
002.NY1.009 Neuer till it be ...>>%5#%6<<[RM:>>%5#%6steru'd<<] out. Yet theire state
002.NY1.010 Is poore disarm'd like papists not worth hate.
002.NY1.011 >>%J<<One>>%K<<,[%1Mvar:%2>>Or<<] like a wretch w%5ch%6 at barr iudg'd as dead
002.NY1.012 Yet prompts him stands next y%5t%6 could not reade
002.NY1.013 and saues his lyfe) giues ideote actors meanes
002.NY1.014 (Staruing himselfe) to liue by his labour'd sceanes.
002.NY1.015 As in some organs puppetts dance aboue
002.NY1.016 And bellowes pante below w%5ch%6 doe them mooue.
002.NY1.017 One would mooue loue by %J%Y*****%Z%K>rithmes<[%1Mvar:%2>>rymes<<], but witchcraft charmes
002.NY1.018 Bring not now their old feares, nor their old harmes
002.NY1.019 Ramms & slings no%5w%6 are silly batterye,
002.NY1.020 Pistoletts are the best artillerye.
002.NY1.021 And they who write to lords rewards to gett
002.NY1.022 Are they not like boyes singing at doore for meate?
002.NY1.023 And they who write because all write, haue still
002.NY1.024 That scuse for writing & for writing ill.
002.NY1.025 But he is worste who beggerly doth chawe
002.NY1.026 Others witts fruits & in his rauenouse mawe
002.NY1.027 %JRankly%K[%1Mvar:%2>>Rawly<<] digested doth those things outspewe
002.NY1.028 As his owne things: And th'are his owne; 'tis trew
002.NY1.029 ffor if one eate my meate though it be knowne
002.NY1.030 The meate was myne th'excrement's his owne.
002.NY1.031 But those doe me noe harme, nor they w%5ch%6 vse
002.NY1.032 To out=doe Dildoes and outvsuer Iewes. [CW:T'outdrinke]
002.NY1.033 T'out drinke the Sea, out sweare the Letanie [6]
002.NY1.034 Who with sinns all kinds as familier bee
002.NY1.035 As Confessors, and for whose sinfull sake
002.NY1.036 Schoolmen in hell new tenements must make.
002.NY1.037 Whose strange sinns Canonists could hardly tell
002.NY1.038 In %Jwhat%K[%1Mvar:%2>>w%5ch%6<<] commaundments large receipt they dwell.
002.NY1.039 But these punish themselus, The insolence
002.NY1.040 Of Coscus only breeds my harts offence;
002.NY1.041 Whome tyme w%5ch%6 rotts all & makes botches pox
002.NY1.042 And plodding on must make a calfe an Oxe
002.NY1.043 Hath made a lawyer, w%5ch%6 was allasse of late
002.NY1.044 But[%1M%2:>>But<<] %Ja%K[%1Mvar%2:>>scarse<<] %Jscarse%K[%1Mvar%2:>>a<<] %Jpoett.%K[%1M%2:>>poett<<] Iollier of his state
002.NY1.045 Then are new benificed ministers, he throwes
002.NY1.046 Like netts or lime=twiggs whersoere he goes
002.NY1.047 His title of Barister on euery wench
002.NY1.048 And wooes in language of the pleas & bench.
002.NY1.049 A motion ladye; Speake Coscus. I haue been
002.NY1.050 In loue ere since Tricessimo of the Queen.
002.NY1.051 Continuall Claymes I haue made, Iniunctions gott
002.NY1.052 To stay my Riualls suite, y%5t%6 he should not %Yproceed%Z
002.NY1.053 Proceed; spare me in Hillary Tearme I wente
002.NY1.054 Yo%5w%6 sayd if I retourn'd this sise in Lente
002.NY1.055 I should be in Remitter of y%5r%6 Grace
002.NY1.056 In th'interim my letters should take place
002.NY1.057 Off Affe=dauitts.  Words, words that would teare
002.NY1.058 The tender labarith of a softe mayds eare.
002.NY1.059 More more then ten %1Sclauonian%2 scoldings, more
002.NY1.060 Then when winds in our ruin'd Abbies rore
002.NY1.061 When sick w%5th%6 poetry & possesst w%5th%6 Muse
002.NY1.062 Thou wa'st and mad I hop'd: but men w%5ch%6 chuse
002.NY1.063 Law=practise for meere gayne, bold soule repute
002.NY1.064 Worss%>>Worse< then embrothel'd strumpetts prostitute [CW:Now|]
002.NY1.065 Now like an Owl=like watchman he must walke [7]
002.NY1.066 His hand still at a bill, now he must talke
002.NY1.067 Idely like prisoners, w%5ch%6 whole mouthes[sic] will sweare
002.NY1.068 That only suerti=shipp hath brought them there.
002.NY1.069 And to euery sutor lye in euery thinge
002.NY1.070 Like a Kings fauorite, yea like a Kinge,
002.NY1.071 Like a wedge in a blocke wring to the barr
002.NY1.072 Bearing like Asses; & more shameless farr
002.NY1.073 Then carted whores; lye to the graue iudge, ffor
002.NY1.074 Bastardie abounds not, Kings titles, nor
002.NY1.075 Simonie, & Sodomie in Church=mens liues
002.NY1.076 As these things doe in him; by these he thriues.
002.NY1.077 Shortly (as the Sea) he will compasse all our land
002.NY1.078 ffrom Scotts to %1Weight%2, from %1Mount%2 to %1Douer%2 strand.
002.NY1.079 And spying heires melting in luxurie
002.NY1.080 Sathan would not ioy at their sinns as hee.
002.NY1.081 ffor as a thrifty wench scrapes kitching stuffe
002.NY1.082 And barrelling the droppings & the s>%Vn<uffe
002.NY1.083 Of wasting candles, w%5ch%6 in thirtie yeare
002.NY1.084 Relickly kep't, perchance buies wedding geare
002.NY1.085 Peecmeale he getts lands, & spends as much tyme
002.NY1.086 Wringing each acre as men pulling Prime.
002.NY1.087 In parchments then large as his feilds he drawes
002.NY1.088 Assurances, bigg as gloss'd %1Ciuill%2 lawes.
002.NY1.089 So huge that men in our tymes forwardnesse
002.NY1.090 Are ffathers of the church for writing lesse.
002.NY1.091 These he writes not, nor for these written payes
002.NY1.092 Therfore spares noe length; as in those first dayes
002.NY1.093 When Luther was profe'st, he did desire
002.NY1.094 Shorte Pater=nosters, saying as a fryar
002.NY1.095 Each day his beads; but hauing left %Jthe%K[%1Mvar:%2>>his<<] lawes
002.NY1.096 Adds to Christs prayre, s%>>t<he powre and glorie clause [CW:But#when|]
002.NY1.097 But when he sells or changes land h'impayres [8
002.NY1.098 His writings & vnwatch'd leaues out ses heires
002.NY1.099 As slylie as any Com%Menter goes by
002.NY1.100 Hard words or sence; or in Diuinitye
002.NY1.101 As Controuerters in vowcht Texts leaue oute
002.NY1.102 %JShrewd%K[%1Mvar:%2>>Such<<] words, w%5ch%6 might against them cleer y%5e%6 doubte 
002.NY1.103 Where are those spread woods, w%5ch%6 cloath'd hertofore
002.NY1.104 Theise bought lands? not built, or burn't w%5th%6in doore
002.NY1.105 %JWith%K[%1Mvar:%2>>Where<<] the old landlords troopes & almes in great halls?
002.NY1.106 Carthusian fasts & fulsome %1Bacchanalls%2
002.NY1.107 Equally I hate, means blesse: In %Jgreat%K[%1Mvar:%2>>rich<<] mens homes
002.NY1.108 I bid kill some beasts, >>%V#<<[LM:>>%5#%6but<<] noe %1Heccatombs%2.
002.NY1.109 None starue, none surfett soe: But oh we allow
002.NY1.110 Good works as good but out of fashion now
002.NY1.111 Like old rich wardroabs.  But my words none draws
002.NY1.112 Within the vast reach of huge statute lawes.
002.NY1.0SS Finis Secundae%L Satyrae%L | Io: Donn.|.
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