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To wast in sight were pitioue deth alas I fynd the f ynt & weke enforce thy self to lose thy breth why sigh** thou hert & vroult not breke Thou knovtest right *ell that no redresse 5 is thus to pyne and for to speke pardy it is remedlles why ai&hej? thou then & woult not breke It is to late for to refuse the yoke when it is on thy neck 10 to shak it of veileth not to muse why sighejs thou then & vouit not To aobbe and sigh it were but vain syns there is none th .t doeth it reke alas thou doyst prolong thy pain 15 why sirhes thou then & woult not breke Then in her SA ,ht to move her hert seke on thy self . thy self to wreke that she n.ry knowe thou sufferdst smert sigh there thy lust : and therewith broke / kiO sights (eight)* - 106 -
(70 Praise him for counceill that is droncKe of ale gryi>ne when he laugheth : that bereth all the suayo frown£ when he frowneth & gronc when is pale On othres lust to hang booth ny&ht & daye none of these poyntes^ would ever fr«me in me 5 my wit is nought I cannot lerne the waye And touch the lesse of thing en that tr eater be that askcn helpe of colours of devise to Joyne the ; icne uTth eche extre* d tie feith the neryst vertue to cloke olw^ye the vise JQ and as to pour pose like wise it shall fall to presse the v ertue that it may not rise \s dronkenes good lelloweshippjs to call the frendly ffoo with his dowblo face say he is gentill 8k courtois therewithal! 15 And say th^t favell hath a goodly grace in eloquence and crueltie to name scale of Justice and chaunge in tyiue & pJUce And he that suffer in" offence % ithoute blame call hi® pitefull & him true £ playn 20 that railethrekles to every KMHS sii roe 3, h« Is (is)| 9t joynei 16 f Favell - 107 -
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Palmouth early In October 15^2. The
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Wyatt* The British fcuseum purchase
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ignores the obvious practical rea^o
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What holly grave what w our thy sep
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y hath * doth reu se and dene torn
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that sowght iny deth by nowjrhty wo
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for in thy syght I have not bene ag
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grace, / that gave the bee so feet
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