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More fooles yet

Written by R. S. [i.e. Roger Sharpe]

Sharpe, Roger

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More Fooles yet.

Loues Metamorphosis.

A thriftie Gallant.

A confident Cuckold.

A variable humorist.

A wondrous trauailer.

A familiar Tobacconist.

Anger soone appeased.

A bare conceite.

An arrogant foole.

A kind young man.

Captaine Nynnie.

In Libidinosum.

A quarrell well answered.

A rare man in action.

A great obseruer.

An accomplisht Gallant.

A prouident whooremaster.

A well affected louer.

An absolute Gallànt.

Mounsier the Englishman.

Selfe doe, selfe haue.

A penitent drunckard.

A fellow all wit, or wit all.

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Fortune fauours Fooles.

A Skippe-iacke.

Better late then neuer.

Tom tell troth.

[Doleus shewes his purse and tells you this]

A second Diogenes.

A warme argument.

The Conclusion.

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A Skippe-iacke.

Here comes a fellow of a light vocation,
(Perhaps an vsher of a dauncing schoole:)

Who was maintaind by some of occupation,
Doth now maintaine a lackie, and a foole.
Fortune affects his art, and loues him too,
For what I pray? that which a Horse can doe.