IDENTILIN$$  F111TT2|Dalhousie ms. II\f. 20\T&FM:EWS\o\12-17-86\conv to DV codes\JSC\7-25-00
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111.TT2.001  Here is no more newes then vertue I may as well [f.20]
111.TT2.002  Tell you %1Callis%2 or %1S%5t%6 Michaell%2 tale for newes as tell
111.TT2.003  That vice doth here habituallie dwell.|
111.TT2.004  Yett as to gett stomackes wee walke vpp and downe
111.TT2.005  And toyle to sweeter rest so may god frowne
111.TT2.006  If but to loath boath I hant Courte and%>or Towne
111.TT2.007  ffor where none is free from the extremitie
111.TT2.008  of vice by any other reasone free
111.TT2.009  But that the next to him is still woorse then hee
111.TT2.010  sin%>[I]n this worldes warrfare they whome Ragged fate
111.TT2.011  Godes Comnissary doth soe throughly hate
111.TT2.012  As in the Courtes squadron to marshall there estate
111.TT2.013  If they stand arm'd w%5th%6 seely honestie
111.TT2.014  W%5th%6 wishinge praires and neate integritie
111.TT2.015  Like %1Indians%2 against spanish hostes they bee
111.TT2.016  Suspitions boldnes to this place belonges
111.TT2.017  And I%>to have as many eares as all have tonges
111.TT2.018  Tender to knowe loath to acknowledge wronges
111.TT2.019  Beleeve me %1S%5r%6%2 in my youths giddiest dayes
111.TT2.020  When to be like the Courte was a plaies praise
111.TT2.021  Playes were not so like Courtes as Courtes are like playes
111.TT2.022  Then lett vs att these %1M[i]mick Antique%2 Iests
111.TT2.023  Whose deepest proiectes and egredious gestes
111.TT2.024  Are but dull %1Moralls%2 of a game at %1chests%2
111.TT2.025  But now t'is incongruitie to smile
111.TT2.026  Therefore I end and bidd farewell a while
111.TT2.027  Att Court though from Courte were the better stile
111.TT2.0SS  %1ffinis%2
111.TT2.0$$  Nine 3-l. sts separated by space; no ind