The bellows has old carved wings round it and round the visnomy is inscribed, as near as I remember, not divided into rhyme,I found out the rhyme, "Whom have we here Stuck on this bellows, But the Prince of good fellows, Willy Shakspere?" At top, "O base and coward lack, To be here stuck!

And, waiving for a while my theory as to the great race, I would put it to the most untheorising reader, who may at times have disposable coin in his pocket, whether it is not more repugnant to the kindliness of his nature to refuse such a one as I am describing, than to say no to a poor petitionary rogue (your bastard borrower), who, by his mumping visnomy, tells you, that he expects nothing better;

Who would consult his sweet visnomy, if the polished surface were two or three minutes (not to speak of twelve-months, my dear F.) in giving back its copy?

Come and see me at Bousch's tavern where I am staying, if my visnomy has made a favorable impressionAh!

And every part remaines immortally: And were it not that through your cruelty With sorrow dimmed and deform'd it were, The goodly ymage of your visnomy*, Clearer than cristall, would therein appere.

[* Visnomy, countenance.]

Whoso wil seeke, by right deserts, t'attaine Unto the type of true nobility, And not by painted shewes, and titles vaine, Derived farre from famous auncestrie, Behold them both in their right visnomy** Here truly pourtray'd as they ought to be, And striving both for termes of dignitie, To be advanced highest in degree.

[** Visnomy, features.

The bellows has old carved wings round it, and round the visnomy is inscribed, near as I remember, not divided into rhymeI found out the rhyme "Whom have we here, Stuck on this bellows, But the Prince of good fellows, Willy Shakspere?