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The Knave of Harts

Haile Fellow, well met [by Samuel Rowlands]

Rowlands, Samuel (1570?-1630?)

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THE KNAVE OF HARTS, To his three Brethren Knaues.

The Knaue of Harts his Supplication to Card-makers.

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Sixteene seuerall sorts of Knaues, Marching in order.

A shifting Knaue.

A whoring Knaue.

A dissembling Knaue.

An hypocriticall Knaue.

A drunken Knaue.

A swearing Knaue.

A theeuing Knaue.

A slothfull Knaue.

A prophane Knaue.

A prodigall Knaue.

An ingratefull Knaue.

A couetous Knaue.

An enuious Knaue.

Beggery embraceth Whoredome.

A censure of Gun-shot.

Craft beguiles Subtiltie.

Fortunes floud hath an ebbe.

A bad excuse better then none at all.

Simple in Show, may be Subtle in Conceit.

Mony marryeth Mony.

Two Cony-catchers gull the third.

The Picture of a cleanly Cooke.

Y'are deceiu'd in me Sir.

A shee-swaggerer, of the Shrewes fashion.

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The Knave of Harts

Haile Fellow, well met [by Samuel Rowlands]

Samuel Rowlands

1570?-1630?

Printed by T. S. and are to be solde by George Loftus [etc.]

London

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