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Hero & Leander.
Both robd of ayre, we both ly in one ground, [f. 46]
Both whom one fyer had burn'd, one water dround.
Pyramus & Thisbe.|
Two, by themselues, each other, Love and Feare
Slayne, cruell frinds, by parting haue ioynd here.
Niobe.|
By chilldrens birth, & death Iame become
So dry, yt I am now made myne owne tombe.
Nave arsa.|
Out of a fyred ship, wch by no way
but drowning could be rescued from the flame,
Some men leap'd forthe, and ever as they came
Nere ye foes ships, did by ther shott decay.
So all were lost, wch in the ship were found:
They in the Sea beeing burn't, they in the burnt ship drownd
Caso d'vn muro.|
Vnder an vnder-min'd, & shott brusd wall
A too bold Captaine perish'd by the fall;
Whose braue Misfortune happiest men envyde
That had a towne for tombe his corps to hyde.
Zoppo.|
I ame vnable (yonder begger cryes)
To stand or move; yf he say trew, he lyes.
Calez & Guyana.|
If you frō spoyle of th'old worlds fardest end
To the new world yor kindled valors bend
What brave examples then do prove it trew
That one things end doth still begine a new.
Il Caualliere Gio: Wingef:|
Beyond th'old Pillers many'haue trauailed
Towards the Suns cradle, & his throne, & bed.
A fitter Piller or Earle did bestow
In that late Iland; for he well did know
Farther then Wingefield no man dares to go.
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Your Mistres, yt you follow whores, still taxeth you,
Tis strange, she should confes it, though'it be true.
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Thy sins & haires may no man equall call
for as thy sins increase, thy haires do fall.