Songs And Ballads With Other Short Poems Chiefly of the Reign of Philip And Ma
Songs And Ballads With Other Short Poems Chiefly of the Reign of Philip And Ma
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By measur hathe he mayd the sone and the mon, Every constillacion and star in his degre ; All the synes zodiacke by measur wear begone, By ther divyn movinges as southly we may se ; Measur surmontithe all mervels that be. Measur makythe men to tak good ordar and advewse, Wher men that wanttes measur be set all on myserye ; Therfor measur ys a mean that every man shuld use.
Measur ys a mean, and his propertie ys suche, Yf that he be usyde in his cors naturall, In anny kynde takyng to lyttell or ...to muche, Ys cleane owt of measur, for measur ys egall.
Measur presarvith both the great and small ; He that hath no measur, no dowte cannot chuse, But cum into the danger of this worldly thrall ; For measur ys a mean that every man shuld use.
X SONGS AND BALLADS.
Measur ys the orrygynall of thinges that doth remean, The exsalttyng off honore, to be usyd both tym and tyde ; Ther ys no prynce in this worlde that can continewe or rayne, Excepte measur mil him and be hys grownde and gyde.
What abondance hath any man in all this world so wyde, But for wannte of measur he may ytt so abuse, That yt can cum to non effecte ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By measur hathe he mayd the sone and the mon, Every constillacion and star in his degre ; All the synes zodiacke by measur wear begone, By ther divyn movinges as southly we may se ; Measur surmontithe all mervels that be. Measur makythe men to tak good ordar and advewse, Wher men that wanttes measur be set all on myserye ; Therfor measur ys a mean that every man shuld use.
Measur ys a mean, and his propertie ys suche, Yf that he be usyde in his cors naturall, In anny kynde takyng to lyttell or ...to muche, Ys cleane owt of measur, for measur ys egall.
Measur presarvith both the great and small ; He that hath no measur, no dowte cannot chuse, But cum into the danger of this worldly thrall ; For measur ys a mean that every man shuld use.
X SONGS AND BALLADS.
Measur ys the orrygynall of thinges that doth remean, The exsalttyng off honore, to be usyd both tym and tyde ; Ther ys no prynce in this worlde that can continewe or rayne, Excepte measur mil him and be hys grownde and gyde.
What abondance hath any man in all this world so wyde, But for wannte of measur he may ytt so abuse, That yt can cum to non effecte ?
What to read after Songs And Ballads With Other Short Poems Chiefly of the Reign of Philip And Ma?
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