You remember not that under the person of Aeneas in Virgil the practice of a dilligent captaine is described; you know not that the creation is signified in the Image of Prometheus; the fall of pryde in the person of Narcissus.

Ah! why hath Nature to so hard a hart Given so goodly giftes of beauties grace, Whose pryde depraves each other better part, And all those pretious ornaments deface?

So she with flattring smyles weake harts doth guyde Unto her love, and tempte to theyr decay; Whome, being caught, she kills with cruell pryde, And feeds at pleasure on the wretched pray.

she forth doth lay; Fayre, when that cloud of pryde, which oft doth dark Her goodly light, with smiles she drives away.

Tys not unlike Your owne true pryde dothe make you speculous.

Are not the bewtyous lyllyes, The gardens pryde and glorye of the feilds, Thoughe to the eye fayre and delectable, Yet ranke in smell?

PRYDE, Anthony, pseud.

THE PURPLE PEARL, by Anthony Pryde [pseud. of Agnes R. Weekes] and Rose Kirkpatrick Weekes.

PRYDE, ANTHONY, pseud.

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PRYDE, Anthony, pseud.

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