CURIOUS WILL.

_By a Student of the University of Dublin.

Cum ita semper me amares_,

How to reward you all my care is,

_Consilium tibi do imprimis_

For I believe that short my time is;

_Amice Admodum amande_,

Pray thee leave off thy drinking brandy,

_Video qua sorte jaceo hic_,

'Tis all for that, O sick! O sick!

_Mors mea, vexat matrem piam_,

No dog was e'er so sick as I am.

_Secundo mi amice bone_,

My breeches take, but there's no money,

_Et vestes etiam tibi dentur_,

If such old things to wear you'll venture;

_Pediculos si potes pellas_,

But they are sometimes prince's fellows;

_Accipe libros etiam musam_,

If I had lived I ne'er had used them,

_Spero quod his contentus eris_,

For I've a friend almost as dear is,

_Vale ne plus tibi detur_.

But send her up, Jack, if you meet her.

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