THE PRINTER TO THE READER.
Every
Writer must gouerne his Penne according
to the Capacitie of the Stage he writes
too, both in the Actor and the Auditor.
This had the happinesse to please, as it was
meant, the greater part, and of them not the
worst. If there be discouerie made of the Coniuring Words,
you'le find the Witchcraft: no true Spirit will be stir'd with
'hem; haply, a malicious. It was made more for the Eye,
then the Eare; lesse for the Hand, then eyther: and had not
false Copies trauail'd abroad (euen to surbating) this had
kept in; for so farre the Author was from seeking fame in
the publishing, that hee could haue wisht it bound about
with the King. Some good words here you shall finde for
your Money, else it keepes not touch with the Title.
Receiue it well, and though in this he giue
you no ill, yet hereafter he hath
promis'd you better
Language.
