One verse of the thirty-fifth psalm reads thus:--

"The belly-gods and flattering traine

that all good things deride

At me doe grin with greate disdaine

and pluck thier mouths aside.

Lord when wilt thou amend this geare

why dost thou stay & pause?

O rid my soul, my onely deare,

out of these Lions clawes."

The word tush occurs frequently and quaintly: "Tush I an sure to fail;"

"Tush God forgetteth this."

"And with a blast doth puff against

such as would him correct

Tush Tush saith he I have no dread."

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