 | A Pleasant Comedy, called A Mayden-Head Well Lost |  |
The Epilogue.
New Playes, are like new Fashions; If they take?Followed and worne: And happy's hee can make
First into 'th Garbe: But when they once haue past
Censure, and proue not well, they seldome last.
Our Play is new, but whether shaped well
In Act or Seane, Iudge you, you best can tell:
Wee hope the best, and 'tis our least of feare,
That any thing but comely should shew heere;
Howeuer Gentlmen, 'tis in your powers,
To make it last; or weare out, in two houres.
| A Pleasant Comedy, called A Mayden-Head Well Lost | |