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002.VA1.001 S%5r%6 though (I thanke god for it) I doe hate
002.VA1.002 Perfectly, all this towne. Yet ther is on state
002.VA1.003 In all ill things soe excellently best 
002.VA1.004 That hate towards them breeds pitty towards the rest.
002.VA1.005 Though poetrye indeed be such a sinne
002.VA1.006 As I thinke that brings dearths, and Spaniardes in
002.VA1.007 Though like Pestelence, and old fashonde loue
002.VA1.008 It ryddlinge catch men and doeth remoue
002.VA1.009 Neuer till it be steru'd out, yet ther estate
002.VA1.010 Is poore, disarmde like Papists not worth hate
002.VA1.011 (One like a wretch, w%5ch%6 at barre judgd, is dead
002.VA1.012 yet [sic]promps, him wh%5ch%6 stands next and could not read
002.VA1.013 And saues his life) geiues idiot Acto.%5rs%6 meanes
002.VA1.014 (Staruinge himselfe) to liue, by his labored scenes
002.VA1.015 As in some Organs Puppets dance aboue
002.VA1.016 And Billowes pante belowe, w%5ch%6 doe them moue
002.VA1.017 One would moue loue by rimes, but witchcraft charmes
002.VA1.018 Bringe not ther old feares, nor old harmes
002.VA1.019 Ramms and slings now are silly battery
002.VA1.020 Pistoletts are the best Artillery.
002.VA1.021 And they who wright to Lordes rewards to gett
002.VA1.022 Are they not like boyes singinge att dore for meat
002.VA1.023 And they who wryt because all wryt; haue still
002.VA1.024 That excuse for wrightinge and for wrytinge ill
002.VA1.025 But he is w>o<orst who beggerlly doth chawe
002.VA1.026 Othe.%5rs%6 witts fruits, and in his rauenous mawe
002.VA1.027 Rankly digested doe these things out spew
002.VA1.028 As his owne things, and they ar his owne tis true
002.VA1.029 for if one eate my meate, though it be knowen
002.VA1.030 The meate was mine, thexcrements[sic] his owne
002.VA1.031 But those doe me noe harme. Nor they wh%5ch%6 vse
002.VA1.032 To out doe dildoes, and out vsure Iewes
002.VA1.033 To out drinke the sea, out sweare the Letanye [CW:(Who
002.VA1.034 Who w%5th%6 sinns all kinds as familier bee [f.3v
002.VA1.035 As Confesso.%5rs%6 And for whose sinfull sake
002.VA1.036 Schoole=men new tenem.%5ts%6 in hell must make
002.VA1.037 Whose strange sins Cannonists could hardly tell
002.VA1.038 In w%5ch%6 Command>%Ye%Z<ments large receipt they dwell
002.VA1.039 But these punish themselues. The insolence
002.VA1.040 Of Coscus only breeds my great offence
002.VA1.041 Whom time (w%5ch%6 rotts all and make bottches pox)
002.VA1.042om
002.VA1.043 Hath made a Lawyer, w%5ch%6 was a las a[sic] late
002.VA1.044 But a scarce poet. Iollier of that state
002.VA1.045 Then ar new beneficed Ministe%5rs%6, he throwes
002.VA1.046 Like netts, or lime twiggs (wher er he goes)
002.VA1.047 His title of Barrister on euery wench
002.VA1.048 And woes in language of the pleas, and Benche
002.VA1.049 A moc%Mon Lady. Speake Coscus. I haue ben
002.VA1.050 In loue euer since 30:%5mo%6 of the Queene
002.VA1.051 Continewall claimes I haue made, Iniunctions gott
002.VA1.052 To staye my riualls suite, that he should not
002.VA1.053 Proceed. Spare me. In Hillary terme I went
002.VA1.054 You said if I returnd this sise in Lent
002.VA1.055 I should be in remitter of yo%5r%6 grace
002.VA1.056 In the interim my lette.%5rs%6 should take place
002.VA1.057 Of affidauids. Words words that would teare
002.VA1.058 The tender Laborinth of a maids %Y>y<%Zeare
002.VA1.059 More, more then ten Slauonians scoldings more
002.VA1.060 Then when mynes in o%5r%6 ruin'de Abbeyes were[sic]
002.VA1.061 When sicke w%5th%6 poetry and possest w%5th%6 muse
002.VA1.062 Thou wast and madd I hope. But men w%5ch%6 choose
002.VA1.063 Law practize for meer gaine, bould soule repute
002.VA1.064 Worse then Embrothe'ld strumpetts p%Pstitute [CW:Now|.
002.VA1.065 Now like an owlelike watchman he must walke [f.4
002.VA1.066 His hand still at a bill. Now he must talke
002.VA1.067 Idely like prisone%5rs%6, w%5ch%6 whole months will sweare
002.VA1.068 That only sewrtishipe hath brought them there
002.VA1.069 And to euery sutor lye in euery thinge
002.VA1.070 Lye like a kings fauourite, yea like akinge
002.VA1.071 Like a wedge in a blocke winge to the barre
002.VA1.072 Bearinge like asses and more shameles farre
002.VA1.073 Then carted whoores lye to the j[yes]udges, for
002.VA1.074 Basterdye abounds not in kings titles, nor
002.VA1.075 Simonye and Sodomye in Church mens liues
002.VA1.076 As these things doe  in him, by these he thriues
002.VA1.077 Shortlye as the sea heele compase all the Land
002.VA1.078 from Scotts to Wight, from mount to Douer stand[sic]
002.VA1.079 And spyinge heires, meltinge w%5th%6 Luxurye
002.VA1.080 Sathan would not j[yes]oy at ther sines as hee
002.VA1.081 for (as a thriftye wench scrapes kitchin stuffe
002.VA1.082 And barralinge the droppings and the snuffe
002.VA1.083 of wastinge Candells w%5ch%6 in thirty yere
002.VA1.084 Relicke lyke keepe%>>keept< p%Pchaunce buyes weddinge geare)
002.VA1.085 Peece meale he getts lands and spends as much time
002.VA1.086 In wringinge each acre, as men pullinge Prime
002.VA1.087 In p%Pchments then large as his feilds he drawes
002.VA1.088 Assurances as bigge as glossie ciuill lawes
002.VA1.089 Soe huge that men in (o%5r%6 times forwardnes)
002.VA1.090 Are fathe.%5rs%6 of the Church for wrightinge lesse
002.VA1.091 These he wrights not, nor for the [sic]written pays
002.VA1.092 Therfore spares noe [sic]lenge. As in those first daies
002.VA1.093 When Luther was p%Pfeste, he did desier
002.VA1.094 Short Paternosters sayinge (as a fryer)
002.VA1.095 Each daye his beads. But haueinge lefte these lawes
002.VA1.096 Adds to Christs prayer, the power and glory clawse [CW:But
002.VA1.097 But when he sells or chan%Mges lands he empaires [f.4v
002.VA1.098 His wrightings and unwatchd leaues out (his%>>(ses< (heires
002.VA1.099 As slylie as any com%Menter goeth bye
002.VA1.100 Hard woords or sense: Or in diuinytye
002.VA1.101 As contrauerto%5rs%6 in voucht texts leaue out
002.VA1.102 Shrewed words w%5ch%6 might against them cleer the doubte
002.VA1.103 Wher are those spreed[sic] woods w%5ch%6 clothed%>>cloth'd< heretofore
002.VA1.104 Those bought landes. Not built nor burnt w%5th%6in dore,
002.VA1.105 Wher the old landlords troups and Alme.%5rs%6 in great halls
002.VA1.106 Carthusian fasts and fullsome Bacchinalls
002.VA1.107 Equally I hate, me>a<ns blesse. In rich mens homes
002.VA1.108 I bydd kill some beasts not %1Heccatombs%2.
002.VA1.109 None [sic]staurie, none surfett soe. But  O wee allowe
002.VA1.110 Good works as good, but out of fashion now,
002.VA1.111 Like rich wardropps, but my words none drawes
002.VA1.112 w%5th%6in the vast reach of the huge statute lawes.|
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