Satyres and Satyricall Epigrams: With Certaine Observations at Black-Fryers: By H: F: [i.e. Henry Fitzgeffrey] |
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The Author's Answer.
Of what is Heere I forbid any Write
Praises. Why? Nothing Heere can merite it:
Praises. Why? Nothing Heere can merite it:
Yet Ile Permit thee. Thoul't but Praise my Name.
And that's Deficient. Then Praise not for shame
And that's Deficient. Then Praise not for shame
Where do (Fitz) right: Write, place it to ye minde:
Stil rightly must (Fitz) Ieofferyes come behind wrought:
Stil rightly must (Fitz) Ieofferyes come behind wrought:
French must turne English first, (strange wonders)
(Olde) be a new Borne: The (Sonne) brought to nought.
(Olde) be a new Borne: The (Sonne) brought to nought.
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