IV.

And let those things in plush

Till they be taught to blush,

Like what they will, and more contented be

With what Broome[107] swept from thee.

I know thy worth, and that thy lofty strains

Write not to cloaths, but brains:

But thy great spleen doth rise,

'Cause moles will have no eyes;

This only in my Ben I faulty find,

He's angry they'll not see him that are blind.

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