A gorgious Gallery, of gallant Inuentions Garnished and decked with diuers dayntie deuises, right delicate and delightfull, to recreate eche modest minde withall. First framed and fashioned in sundrie formes, by diuers worthy workemen of late dayes: and now, ioyned together and builded up: By T. P. [i.e. Thomas Procter] |
The Louers farewell, at his departure, perswadeth his
beloued to constancie in his absence.
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A gorgious Gallery, of gallant Inuentions | ||
The Louers farewell, at his departure, perswadeth his beloued to constancie in his absence.
Though
Fortune cannot fauor
According to my will:
The proofe of my behauor:
Shall bee to loue you still.
According to my will:
The proofe of my behauor:
Shall bee to loue you still.
Entending not to chaunge,
Whiles that my life doth last:
But still in loue to raunge:
Till youth and age be past.
Whiles that my life doth last:
But still in loue to raunge:
Till youth and age be past.
Though I bee far you fro,
Yet in my fantacie:
I loue you and no mo:
Thinke this assuredly.
Yet in my fantacie:
I loue you and no mo:
Thinke this assuredly.
Your owne both true and iuste,
Alwayes you shall mee finde:
Wherfore of right you must,
Haue mee likewise in minde.
Alwayes you shall mee finde:
Wherfore of right you must,
Haue mee likewise in minde.
And doo not mee forsake,
Though I doo tarry longe:
But take mee for your make,
I will not chaunge my songe.
Though I doo tarry longe:
But take mee for your make,
I will not chaunge my songe.
Though absence now a while,
Do part vs thus in twayne:
Thinke neither craft nor gyle,
For I will come agayne
Do part vs thus in twayne:
Thinke neither craft nor gyle,
For I will come agayne
The same man that I went.
Both in my woorde and deede:
Though some men doo relent,
And grudge that I should speed.
Both in my woorde and deede:
Though some men doo relent,
And grudge that I should speed.
But if you doo remayne,
And do not fro mee starte:
My hart you doo attayne,
Till death vs two depart.
And do not fro mee starte:
My hart you doo attayne,
Till death vs two depart.
And thus farewell adew,
And play an honest parte:
And chaunge mee for no new,
Seeing that you haue my hart.
And play an honest parte:
And chaunge mee for no new,
Seeing that you haue my hart.
FINIS.
A gorgious Gallery, of gallant Inuentions | ||