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224. | 224Ut Caseus Liber.
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Laquei ridiculosi: Or Springes for Woodcocks | ||
224Ut Caseus Liber.
Heywood affirmes, and prooues in some degrees,That one may well compare a Booke to Cheese:
At euery Market some buy Cheese to feede on,
At euery Mart some men buy Bookes to read on,
All sorts eat Cheese, but wherefore? there's the question,
The poore for food, the rich for good disgestion:
All sorts read Bookes, but why? will you discerne,
The Foole to laugh, the wiser sort to learne:
The sight and sent of Cheese to some is hatefull,
The sight and sence of Bookes to some vngratefull:
No Cheese there is that euer pleas'd all feeders,
No Booke there is that euer pleas'd all Readers.
Laquei ridiculosi: Or Springes for Woodcocks | ||