IDENTILIN$$ F111H04|HWNews|Norton MS, Eng. 966.3|f. 18r-v\KJH\mf\7-27-94\P:DF\o\11-20-00\C:JSC\1-5-01
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111.H04.001 Here is noe more newes then vertue; I may as well
111.H04.002 Tell yo%5w%6 Calis, or S%5t%6 Michaells tale for newes as tell
111.H04.003 That vice doth heere habitually dwell:
111.H04.004 Yet as to get stomackes we walk vp, and downe
111.H04.005 And toyle to sweeten rest; soe may God frowne
111.H04.006 If, b*>%Vu<t to loath both, I haunt Court, or Towne:
111.H04.007 ffor here noe one is from th' extremitie
111.H04.008 of vice by any other reason ffree
111.H04.009 But that the next to him is still worse then he:
111.H04.010 In this worlds warefare they whom rugged ffate
111.H04.011 (Gods Comissary) doth soe througly hate
111.H04.012 As in the Courts squadron to marshall their state,
111.H04.013 If they stand armd, w%5th%6 silly honestie
111.H04.014 w%5th%6 wishing praiers, and neat integritie
111.H04.015 like Indians againsts[sic] >%Vx<[RM:>%5+%6Spani[%1trimmed%2]<] hoasts they be 
111.H04.016 Suspicious boldnes to this place belonges
111.H04.017 And to haue as many eares, as all haue tongues
111.H04.018 Tender to knowe, loath to acknowledge wronges
111.H04.019 Beleiue me S%5r%6 in my youths giddiest daies [f.18v]
111.H04.020 When to be like the Court was a Plaies praise
111.H04.021 Plaies were not soe like Courts, as Courts are like Playes:
111.H04.022 Then let vs at theis Mimmick, Antick ieastes
111.H04.023 Whose deepest proiects, and egregious gests
111.H04.024 Are but dull Moralls of a game at Chests:
111.H04.025 But nowe 'tis incongruity to smile
111.H04.026 Therefore I end, and bid ffarewell awhile
111.H04.027 At Court, th%Yr%Zough from Co%5rt%6 were the better Style:
111.H04.0SS Finis
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