IDENTILIN$$  F111O09|HWNews|ms. Don.c.54|f. 8\JSC\mf\9-27-94\P:EWS\o\6-28-95\C:JSC\'95;7-19-01
111.O09.HE1  [om;see_SS]
111.O09.001  Heere is more newes then vertue, I may as well
111.O09.002  Tell yow Calis, or s%5t%6 Michaells tale, o%>>for< newes as tell
111.O09.003  That vice doth heere habitually dwell
111.O09.004  Yet as to get stomackes>;%>,< we walke vp, and downe
111.O09.005  And toile to sweeten Rest; so may god frowne
111.O09.006  If but to hate both, I haunt Courte and towne
111.O09.007  For heere noe one is from extremitye
111.O09.008  Of vice by any other reason free
111.O09.009  But that the next to him is worse then he
111.O09.010  In this worlds warfarr, they whom ragged fate
111.O09.011  God's Com%Missary doth soe throughely hate
111.O09.012  As in the Court squadrons to marshall there %Ye%Zstate
111.O09.013  If they stand arm'd with simple honestie
111.O09.014  W%5th%6 wishing prayers, neat integritie
111.O09.015  Like INDIANS like Spanish host they be
111.O09.016  Suspicious bouldnes to this place belongs
111.O09.017  And to haue eares as all haue tongs
111.O09.018  Tender to knowe, toughe to acknowledge wrongs
111.O09.019  Beleeve me S.%5r%6 in my yowthes giddiest dayes
111.O09.020  When to be like the Court was a Plaiers praise
111.O09.021  Plaies were not soe like Co.%5rts%6 as Courtes are like plaies
111.O09.022  Then let vs >%Vhate< this Mimicke anticke gest
111.O09.023  Whose deepest proiectes and egregious iestes
111.O09.024  Are but Morals at a game at Chesse.
111.O09.025  But now t'is incongruitie to smile
111.O09.026  Therfore I end, and bid farewell a while
111.O09.027  At Court, thoughe from Court were the better stile
111.O09.0SS  [at_top]%XBy M.%5r%6 IOHN DVNNE.
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