A Strappado for the Diuell
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Peregi offidum morientis amid.
247 To all unhappy Loners.
COme neere me louers, croft by louers fate, And fee thefe ftar-croft louers, that their fight, May fomthing cheere the drovvping of your ftate, Showing fuch beames of comfort in the night, Of your difcomforts : that both loue and hate, " May make you happy louers by renew, " Had to thefe louers croft as well as you.
You fay you lou'd ; it's true : and fo did these ; " You fay you lou'd a faire one ; fo did he, Who fancied Thifbee ; you f...ay louers peace, Is feldome purchas'd but by enmity, Deriu'd from parents : fo did loue encreafe, v In thefe vnhappy Louers, who were croft, By Parents meanes, of what they fancied moft.
Tell me then hapleffe louer, haft thou caufe To grieue at that which others haue endur'd, As if thou wert quite priuiledg'd from lawes, Firme in thy felfe, from louers hate fecur'd, " O no, beleeue it, prickles hath the Rofe, " Tliefweet Jterfower; the hony-Bee her fling, " Loue though a toy, yet fliee's a toilefom tiling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Peregi offidum morientis amid.
247 To all unhappy Loners.
COme neere me louers, croft by louers fate, And fee thefe ftar-croft louers, that their fight, May fomthing cheere the drovvping of your ftate, Showing fuch beames of comfort in the night, Of your difcomforts : that both loue and hate, " May make you happy louers by renew, " Had to thefe louers croft as well as you.
You fay you lou'd ; it's true : and fo did these ; " You fay you lou'd a faire one ; fo did he, Who fancied Thifbee ; you f...ay louers peace, Is feldome purchas'd but by enmity, Deriu'd from parents : fo did loue encreafe, v In thefe vnhappy Louers, who were croft, By Parents meanes, of what they fancied moft.
Tell me then hapleffe louer, haft thou caufe To grieue at that which others haue endur'd, As if thou wert quite priuiledg'd from lawes, Firme in thy felfe, from louers hate fecur'd, " O no, beleeue it, prickles hath the Rofe, " Tliefweet Jterfower; the hony-Bee her fling, " Loue though a toy, yet fliee's a toilefom tiling.
What to read after A Strappado for the Diuell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Brathwaite to read onlineMoreLess
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