For one younge damsell's sake I once cald daughter, And in the absens of there greater frends, I'l stand betwixt them and these injuryes.

That naturell heate, which is the cause and nurse Of younge desyers, his pallsye hath shooke of, And all the able facultyes of man Are fled his frost of age to that extreame Theres not enough to cherrish a desyer Left in his saplesse nerves.

"And therewith cast I down mine eyes again, Where as I saw, walking under the tower, Full secretly, now comen here to plain, The fairest or the freshest younge flower That e'er I saw, methought, before that hour: For which sudden abate, anon astart The blood of all my body to my heart.

allthough that I have more Then a monthes mind to these younge harletryes

Hee talkt of guerles: why may not these bee they, Escapt as wee? staye, younge man, good frend, staye.

Enter Mr. Raphael a younge marchaunt, Mr. Treadway his companione and frend.

Whyle they are brablinge in the cittye I am sent backe to the villadge to cheire up the too younge mermaydes; for synce theire throates have bin rincht with salt water they singe with no lesse sweatenes.

to walke before his dooer With a younge payer of strumpetts at his tale!

what newse of her younge sonne?