The historie of Frier Rush : how he came to a house of religion to seeke service, and being entertained by the priour, was first made under cooke : being full of pleasant mirth and delight for young people (1810)
Friar Rush · London : Reprinted by Harding and Wright for Robert Triphook · leaf 54
is wit; I thus diftribute to all eyes, What I of late haue red : Though faigned, yet they are no lyes, But fancies better bred: And yet the fubieft of difcent, As many Worthies bee : Begun of nothing, till content Breed to maturitie. The Italian Poet in difcourfe, Sets downe a homely toy, In… … Argument The Italian Taylerjmd his Boy, Contend in trans-formation. To ouer-cloud each others ioy, In art and occupation. The childifh breed doth build on Pines, While loftie Cedars fiand, More fubiecl; vnto meane dessignes, Then they to great commaund ; And fimple Honeftie at laft is feene, To…
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