The Castell of Courtesie Whereunto is adioyned The Holde of Humilitie: With the Chariot of Chastitie thereunto annexed. Also a Dialogue betweene Age and Youth, and other matters herein conteined. By Iames Yates |
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The conclusion, wherein is included the Authors Name.
I pardon craue of sober modest mindes,
And sory am, if that I do offend:
My will is glad, if happily it findes
Indifferencie, where iudgment doth extend,
Such censure as affection will permit.
And sory am, if that I do offend:
My will is glad, if happily it findes
Indifferencie, where iudgment doth extend,
Such censure as affection will permit.
Yelding thereto, if reason iudge, and wit.
A willing hearte is glad to gratify
Those, whose desertes deserue full well the same.
In whom consistes (as tryall doth it trye)
Such worthie workes as merits mickle fame.
A willing hearte is glad to gratify
Those, whose desertes deserue full well the same.
In whom consistes (as tryall doth it trye)
Such worthie workes as merits mickle fame.
Muse then no whitte at this my simple booke,
Aforde good wordes as well as on it looke.
Disdaine it not, although it want the file,
Esteeme it well, hereafter you shall see
Aforde good wordes as well as on it looke.
Disdaine it not, although it want the file,
Esteeme it well, hereafter you shall see
More worldly workes I meane for to compile:
Experience may bring knowledge vnto me.
Experience may bring knowledge vnto me.
FINIS.
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