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The Noble Soule by age growes lustier Her appetite and her digestion mend; Wee mvst not sterue, nor hope to pamper her With womens Milke, and pap vnto her end Prouide yow Manlier dyett; yow haue seene All Libraries; which are Schooles, camps and courts; But aske your Garniers, if yow haue nott ben In harvests, too indulgent to your sports Would yow redeeme itt? Then your selfe transplant A while from hence: Perchaunce outlandish ground Beares nott more Witt then ours, but yett more scant Are those diuertions there, which here abound To bee a stranger hath that benefitt; Wee can beginninges, but not habitts choake Go; whether? Hence; you gett, if you forgett New faults till they proscribe in vs are smoake Our Soule, whose cvntrye is Heaven, and God her father Into this World, Corruptions sinck is sent; Yett so mvch in her travaile, shee doth gather That she retournes home wiser then shee went. Itt paies yow well, if itt teach yow to spare And make yow ashamd, to make your Hawkes praise yours Which when her selfe shee lessens in the Aire Yow then first saie, that high enough shee tours. |
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