Humors Looking Glasse
Humors Looking Glasse
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In plaine termes thus, the Spirit that I meane, His martiall wife that notable curfl queane, No other weapons but her nailes or fift, Poore patient Idiot he dares not refift, His neighbor once would borrow but his knife, Good neighbor flay (quoth he) ile aske my wife: Once came he home infpired in the head, He found his neighbor and his wife a bed. Yet durft not flurre, but hide him in a hole. He feared to difpleafe his wife poore foule. But why fhould he fo dreade and feare her hate, Since fhe... had giuen him armor for his pate? Next day forfooth he doth his neighbor meete, Whome with flerne rage thus furioufly doth greete, Villaine ile flit thy nofe, out comes his knife, Sirra (quoth he) goe to lie tell your wife. Apaled at which terror, meekely faide Retire good knife my furie is allaide.
Time 33 Proteus, 'nr^Ime feruing humour thou wrie-faced Ape, -^ That canfl transforme thy felfe to any fhape : Come good Proteus come away a pace, We long to fee thy mumping Antique face. This is the fellow that liues by his wit, A cogging knaue and fawning Parrafit, He has behauiour for the greateft porte, And hee has humors for the rafcall forte.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In plaine termes thus, the Spirit that I meane, His martiall wife that notable curfl queane, No other weapons but her nailes or fift, Poore patient Idiot he dares not refift, His neighbor once would borrow but his knife, Good neighbor flay (quoth he) ile aske my wife: Once came he home infpired in the head, He found his neighbor and his wife a bed. Yet durft not flurre, but hide him in a hole. He feared to difpleafe his wife poore foule. But why fhould he fo dreade and feare her hate, Since fhe... had giuen him armor for his pate? Next day forfooth he doth his neighbor meete, Whome with flerne rage thus furioufly doth greete, Villaine ile flit thy nofe, out comes his knife, Sirra (quoth he) goe to lie tell your wife. Apaled at which terror, meekely faide Retire good knife my furie is allaide.
Time 33 Proteus, 'nr^Ime feruing humour thou wrie-faced Ape, -^ That canfl transforme thy felfe to any fhape : Come good Proteus come away a pace, We long to fee thy mumping Antique face. This is the fellow that liues by his wit, A cogging knaue and fawning Parrafit, He has behauiour for the greateft porte, And hee has humors for the rafcall forte.
What to read after Humors Looking Glasse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rowlands Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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