IDENTILIN$$  F111O21|HWNews|Eng. poet. f.9|pp. 50-51\GL\mf\P:EWS\o\6-29-95;6-18-93\C:JSC\'95;9-14-01
111.O21.0HE  %Xffrom Court
111.O21.001  Hee'res no more newes then virtue; I may as well;
111.O21.002  tell y%5u%6 Cales; or S%5t%6 Michels tale for newes; as tell
111.O21.003  y%5t%6 vice doth here habitually dwell
111.O21.004  yet as to get stomakes; wee walke vp and downe.
111.O21.005  & to'yle to sweeten rest; so god may frowne
111.O21.006  If but to loath both; I haunt, both Court & towne
111.O21.007  for here no one is free, fro%M the extremity
111.O21.008  of vice; by any other reason free
111.O21.009  but the next to him is worse then hee [CW:om]
111.O21.010  In world warfare; whome rugged fate [51]
111.O21.011  godes commissary; doth so throughly hate
111.O21.012  as in the Court Squadro%M to martiall their state
111.O21.013  If they stand arm'd w%5th%6 silly honesty
111.O21.014  w%5th%6 wishes prayers and neat integrity
111.O21.015  like Indians 'gainst Spanish hoastes they bee
111.O21.016  Suspicious boldnes to this place belonges
111.O21.017  & to haue as many eares as all haue tongues
111.O21.018  Tender to know tough to acknowledge wronges
111.O21.019  Beleeue me S%5r%6; in my younge giddiest dayes
111.O21.020  when to be like a Courtier was a players praise
111.O21.021  Players were not so like Courtiers; as Courtes like playes
111.O21.022  Then lett vs all the mimique antique Iestes
111.O21.023  whose deepest proiects and egregious iestes
111.O21.024  ar but dull moralls at a game of Chestes
111.O21.025  But now its incongruity to smile.
111.O21.026  wherfor I end and bid farwell a while
111.O21.027  at Court; though fro%M Court were the better stile.
111.O21.0SS  ffinis.|
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