What you have lost May you in som most fayer and fortunate hower

no power; This is Hymens happie hower.

And in one of the corners of a certaine great pallace, all the Philosophers or Magicians remaine for certaine howers, and doe attend vpon points or characters: and when the point and hower which the sayd Philosophers expected for, is come, a certaine crier crieth out with a loud voyce, saying, Incline or bowe your selues before your Emperour: with that all the Barons fall flat vpon the earth.

And for those fewe pore howers he hathe to breathe Let hym injoy those deare companyons.

My custome alwayes in the afternoone; [Sidenote: of the] Vpon my secure hower thy Vncle stole [Footnote 1: Now, for the moment, he has no doubt, and vengeance is his first thought.]

For what should hee doo from the fryary, Or what seeke heere att this unseasoned hower? Denis.

The pesent with his homespoon lasse As many merry howers may passe As coortiers with there sattin guerles, Though ritchly dect in gould and pearles; And, though but pleyne, to purpose wooe, Nay ofttymes with lesse danger too.