Emblemes and Epigrames Psal: Quum defecerit virtus mea, ne derelinquas me, Domine. [A.D. 1600, by Francis Thynne ... ]: Edited by F. J. Furnivall |
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(60) Of the same.
As tender whelpe, whome natures skill hath taught
by her instinct to hunt and chuse the game,
to his perfection never yet is broughte,
nor for to doe his maisters will can frame,
till first his tutor, crosse his necke doe tye
a litle bat, to frame his whelpe therbye.
by her instinct to hunt and chuse the game,
to his perfection never yet is broughte,
nor for to doe his maisters will can frame,
till first his tutor, crosse his necke doe tye
a litle bat, to frame his whelpe therbye.
ffor that Invres and teacheth him, to beare
the Yoke in youth, which age would not Indure,
and doth compell him to obedient feare,
which in his age he never should procure.
in youth then, hange about the child his neck
the staffe of feare, his stubbornes to check;
Soe he shall learne, in age for to obaye,
In youth that first was taught the readie waye.
the Yoke in youth, which age would not Indure,
and doth compell him to obedient feare,
which in his age he never should procure.
in youth then, hange about the child his neck
the staffe of feare, his stubbornes to check;
Soe he shall learne, in age for to obaye,
In youth that first was taught the readie waye.
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