The here-and-there one faithful helper receives her meed of appreciation and affection.

Waterre wytches, crownede wythe reytes, Bere mee to yer leathalle tyde.

Nor do I grudge; the paine seemes lesse to mee In that I suffer this distresse for thee.

Thou art deceavd; it is by vertue of the Commission,the Commission is enough to make any man an officer without desert; Thomas, I must thinke how to provide mee of warlike accoutrements to accomodate, which comes of Accomodo: Shakespeare.

"I command your Bookeeper to present mee with a faire Copy hereaft[er] and to leave out all oathes, prophaness & publick Ribaldry as he will answer it at his perill.

yet not so: This learned pale instructs mee by these letters That it beelonges unto this monastery.

Why looke you now, how vnworthy a thing you make of me: you would play vpon mee; you would seeme to know my stops: you would pluck out the heart of my Mysterie; you would sound mee from my lowest Note, to the top of my [Sidenote: note to my compasse] Compasse: and there is much Musicke, excellent Voice, in this little Organe, yet cannot you make

Have but the grace To dine wo' mee at taverne and ile tell Thy friends there is some hope.

For diverse meeds for diverse works are sweet to men, to the shepherd and to the ploughman, to the fowler and to him whom the sea feedethhowbeit all those strive but to keep fierce famine from their bellies; but whoso in the games or in war hath won delightful fame, receiveth the highest of rewards in fair words of citizens and of strangers.

Thus heady rage, blind in her rash resolve, Drew Ferdinand and mee into the field As now it doth these hot incensed kings.

As much as thou mayst, be merciful, if thou have much good give abundantly, if thou have but little, yet study to give and to depart thereof gladly, for thou makest to thee thereof good treasure and meed in the day of necessity, for alms delivereth a man from all sin and from death, and suffereth not his soul to go in to darkness.

Nay then, go thou too that shee sent mee for, To him that next shall find thee!

At one of those ends, and that not the furthest, must surely lie a hell, in which, of all sins, the sin of cruelty, under whatever pretext committed, will receive its meed from Him with whom there is no respect of persons, but who giveth to every man according to his works.

Hee's a verie Rascall indeede, and he used mee like a knave: if ere I meete him, I shall hardly put it up; I have it in blacke and blue to shew heere.

That curld wave Hath tos'd mee on the shore.

You make mee over happie.

It was his writing, I know it as my owne, Wherein hee has wronged mee beyond measure? Ga.