Howells Devises 1581
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Doth fliewe what brittle ftay of ftate, and feeble holde is heerc. Who as in flender things, (lie fliewes her yerely might. So doth file like attempt her force, in all degrees aright. For as 1 mufing rode, I plainely might perceaue, (bereaue.
That like both change and chance there was, mans ftate that did I fawe the mounting minde, that clymbdc to reach the Skyes, Aduanced vp by Fortunes wheele, on tickle ftay that lyes. Fall foonc to flat decay, and headlong downe doth reele, As fickle Fortune... lift to whyrle, her rounde vnftable wheele. Was neuer Prince of power, fo fafe in his degree. But dcemde fometime the meaner fort, to fyt more fure then hee.
Then 3* tofundry purpofes.
Then to my felfe I fayde, if Fortune ilande vnfure.
And higheft type of worldly hap, vncertaine doe endure.
Why tWrft we fo to raigne ? why hunger we for heape ?
Why prefle we forth for worldly pompe, w*'^ brech of quiet fleape?
Which lyke a Mothe eates out, the gaine of godly lyfe.
With all that ftretch their vaine defyre, to wreft thys worlde in ftryfe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Doth fliewe what brittle ftay of ftate, and feeble holde is heerc. Who as in flender things, (lie fliewes her yerely might. So doth file like attempt her force, in all degrees aright. For as 1 mufing rode, I plainely might perceaue, (bereaue.
That like both change and chance there was, mans ftate that did I fawe the mounting minde, that clymbdc to reach the Skyes, Aduanced vp by Fortunes wheele, on tickle ftay that lyes. Fall foonc to flat decay, and headlong downe doth reele, As fickle Fortune... lift to whyrle, her rounde vnftable wheele. Was neuer Prince of power, fo fafe in his degree. But dcemde fometime the meaner fort, to fyt more fure then hee.
Then 3* tofundry purpofes.
Then to my felfe I fayde, if Fortune ilande vnfure.
And higheft type of worldly hap, vncertaine doe endure.
Why tWrft we fo to raigne ? why hunger we for heape ?
Why prefle we forth for worldly pompe, w*'^ brech of quiet fleape?
Which lyke a Mothe eates out, the gaine of godly lyfe.
With all that ftretch their vaine defyre, to wreft thys worlde in ftryfe.
What to read after Howells Devises 1581?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Howell to read onlineMoreLess
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