Poetical Works
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共 30 段- Quum terra omnifero lætissima risit amictu,
- Perge, liber, celebrem pronus regem venerare
- [53] _Garlande of Laurell_, vol. i. 410.—After noticing that
- “Satire should, like a polish’d razor, keen,
- When Maister Skelton dyd dwell in the countrey, hee was agre
- Skeltonus grauidam reddebat forte puellam,
- _Imprynted at London by Ihon Day._
- “Gyue place, ye poetes fine,
- I wayle, I wepe, I sobbe, I sigh ful sore
- _Cuncta licet cecidisse putas discrimina rerum,_
- Now, by saynte Fraunceys, that holy man and frere,
- _Pla ce bo_,
- [414] _Flos volucrum_, &c.] So these lines (each one cut int
- [535] _croppy_] Eds. of Day, and Marshe, (and Rand), “coppy.
- _Inauspicatum, male ominatum, infortunatum se fateatur habui
- Whereto should I rehers
- Continually I shall remember
- Nowe herken what I haue found you, cautellous women. They th
- [Sidenote: Lege Valerium Maximum de insigni veneratione poet
- _Fan._ By the masse, for ye are able to dystroy an hole land
- _Fol._ In faythe, there is not a better dogge for hogges,
- _Court. Ab._ Syr, Sober Sadnesse cometh, wherfore it be?
- _Lyb._ Ye, for nowe it hath brought thé to confusyon:
- [809] _tyll sone_] Here _Courtly Abusyon_ goes out.
- What can it auayle
- [1026] _Full_] MS. “For.”
- Prynces moost pusant, of hygh preemynence,
- Then questionyd I her what thos[1619] yatis ment;
- With that of the boke losende were the claspis:
- [1519] _auauntage_] So Marshe’s ed. and MS. Faukes’s ed. “au