Bankers fyne the dossen - - xlviii s.
Bankers cours (he dossen - - xxiiii s.
Brydges gloues y e groce - - xiii s.
Bowstaues the last conteyning, xxiiii bundels and
euery bundfll, xvi staues - vi 1.
Bowstaues the hundrith - xl s.
Bawels the tonne - - iiii ].
JBawels the thosande - - x 9.
Bagges with lockes the dosse" - iiii s.
Bagges with stelerynges w'oute lokes the dosen it s.
Bagges for chyldren the groce - vi s.
Bowltfll raynes the pece - - ii s.
Bo wit ell the bale - - xl s.
Brusshes fyne the groce - xviii s.
Brusshes of coins heth or cape brusshes the groce xii s.
Brusshes called rubbPge brusshes the groce iiii s.
Beades of wode the groce
Bone bedes the groce - ii s.
B -des in fioxes the groce - iii s.
Ballandes called oifee ballance the groce - x s.
Bdlln tides called golde balla~des the groce - viii s.
Ballandes the sorte cu~teyning foure dossen viii 3.
Belles the gnxe - - xii d.
Belle') (ailed brasse belles the groce - iii s. iiii d.
Belles called sacrynge belles the C. - xxxiii s. iiii d.
J-rystels the b >xe - - vis. iiii d.
Brystels the pounde roghe - - iiii d.
Brystels the pounde dressed - - vi d.
Suociies of latte" the smale groc" - - vi d.
Broches
viii d
xii d.
iiii d,
399
Broches of Latten the great groce
Baw-.ne giasses the groce
Brytayne laces the groce
Bisilke t!ie groce conteyng. xii dossc~ peces
Blacke latten rolles the c. poifd
Bodkvns the thousandc
Brydell byttes the dosse"
Baste hattes the M.
Baste or straw hattes the dosse~
Baste ropes the bondeil
Baste ropes the pece
Baste rope the (J. poifde
Baste rope the floke conteynynge xl peces
Battry the C. pounde
Bryckstones the hundreth
Bryckstones the thousandc
Boxes the floke conteyning xl
Boxes the nt-bie
Buffe hydes the pece
Bodge whyte tawed the C.
Bodge blacke tawed the dossen
Bodge of romney the dossen
Bossys for brydels the dossen
Babyes for chyldren the groce
Blacke lambe the C. skynnes
Beuers the rowle
Bordes for bokes the M
Box peces for combes the bntte or pipe iiii 1
Bokcles for shomakers the M
Bodgye pols the fnrre
Byniamye the hundreth C. pounde vi 1.
Bynyaroyn the pounde
Bayes the C. pounde
Bottom of threde the,C. pou~de
Bottom threde the pounde
Bottels of wyckers the dossen
Be res cpjycke. the pece
Bokes vnboucle the basket or ma'de iiii i
Bokes vnbou'de the halfe ma~de
Bruscs the dossen
Bassell lether the dossen
Cameryke the pece
Ca"uas called Newcastell the hifdreth elles
Canuas Normandy browne the hundreth elles
Carinas Normandy whyte the hundreth elles
vi s.
viii d.
xii d.
v s.
X s.
XX s.
vi s.
viii d.
vi s.
viii d.
XX s.
iiii d.
xx d.
iiii d.
vi s.
viii d.
XX s.
xxvi s.
viii d.
xii d.
x s>
V .
iii s.
iiii d.
vi s.
viii d.
x s.
vi s.
viii d.
X s.
xii d.
iii s.
iiii d.
X s.
xiii s.
iiii d.
iii s.
1.
iiii d.
xii d.
x s.
xiii s.
iiii d.
xvi d
iii s.
iiii d.
XX s.
iid.
xvi d.
vi s.
viii d.
xl s.
iiii s.
ii s.
xxvi s.
viii d.
XX s.
XXX s.
xl s.
Cariuaj
400
Carinas course for packynge the hu'dretli elles xx s.
Canuas called barras the hundreth elles xxvi s. viii d.
Canuas called sprewce ca"uas the hu'dretli elles xx s.
Canuas the bolte
Cotton olde the ell
Cotton newe the yarde
Collayne thredethc bale
Collaine sylke the clonte pou'd foure pounde
Cawle sylke the paper
Cruel! or worsted yarne the dosen pounde
Chamlettes the pece
Cloues the pounde -
Cloues the hu~dreth pou"de - x
Corke made (he laste
Corke made the barell
Corke made the dossen
Corke takkes the thousande
Con; my n the balle
Cotnyn the hifdreth pou'd
Calaman the C. poifde
Copperos the pipe
Copperos the C. pound
Castellsope the C. pounde
Castiafitstola the C. pounde - iii 1
Courrans the C. pounde
Cotton vnsponne the hundreth pou'd
Cotton sponne the hundreth pounde
Camiyre the pounde
Camfettes the pounde
Combes the groce
Combes the cace
Combes smale the groce
Combes the box
Combe caes the groce
Combe cases double the groce
Cor rail the mast
Caruyng knyues the dossen
Counters of La ten the pound
Counters the hundreth poude
Copper golde the maste
Coper golde vpon quylles the pou'd
Copper golde the groce conteininge twelue rolles v s.
Collayne hempe the sacke - - xxx s.
Collayne hempe the hundreth - x s.
Collayne hempe the dossen - - xii d
Candilwike
iii
s.
iiii d.
-
iiii d.
-
iiii d<
xil.
Hii
s.
iiii d.
xiii
s.
iiii d.
ix
s.
xiii
s.
iiii d.
ii
s.
vid.
ii 1. x
s.
xl
s.
iii
s.
iiii d.
ii
s.
x s.
xx s.
xiii s.
iiiid.
vi
s.
viii d.
xl
s.
iii
s.
iiii d
x
s.
xiii
s.
iiii d.
xxvi
s.
viii d.
xxxiii
s.
iiii d.
vi s.
viii d.
vid.
iiii
s.
XX
g.
ii
s.
iiii
s.
xiid
ii
s.
XX
s.
XX
s.
-
iiii d.
xxxiiii
s.
iiii d
viii
s.
iiii
s.
40I
X s.
4i
iiii s.
iiii s.
vi s.
ii s.
ii S.
Vi s.
xvi s.
Candilwike the packe - iiii 1.
Candilwike the C. pounde
Carpet tes called gentisshe the pece
Crewell ribbonde the dossen peces
Crewell girdels the groce
Compacts the dossen *
Candilstikkes the dossen
Candilsnuffcrs the dossen
Cosshen clothes the dossen
Cosshen clothes of holUfde makiuge the dossen
Copper round or square the hvfdreth -' '
Cordwayne skynnes called spa"ysshe the dossen xx s.
C ounters the ne^te - - xx s.
Counters the pete - - ' vi s.
Chestes the neste - x s.
Coffers the neste vi s.
Clapholte the gfeate hundreth co~teinyng xxiii
smale hundrt-th - -" iiii 1.
Clapholte the smale C. -
Ch'-stmen the groce
CaVsags the htmdreth
Crtuses of stone wvthout couers the hundreth
Creuses couered the C.
Cannes of wode the flocke
Callabre vntawcd the Tynber
Callabre tawed the Tymbsr
Callabre the pane seasoned
Callabre stngg ' r
Coddes heds the last
Coddcs beds the barreil
Codfysshe the laste - iii 1.
Coiefysshe the hundreth
Crosbowe lathes the pounde
Crosbowe threde the pound
Cattes pottes the mantell
Cattes pottes the C. r
Callico clothe the pece
Colima"der sedes y e c. povfd
Cai'nvaye sedes theC. pounde
Colioquyntida the pound
Castrum the pounde
Crepins the dossen with sylke
Crepyns the dossen with gold
Cappes with syngle tarfs the dossen
Cappes double tarfed & necked and all other of
Erenche makyug the dossen - " xx s.
vol. ii- J> . Caruf;
in s.
ii s.
iii s.
iii s.
vi s.
xs.
iii s.
V s.
xiiis.
' X s.
XX "S.
IX
xii d =
viii d.
viii d-
viii d.
viii d.
Viii d.
iiii a.
iiii d.
-iiii*d,
viii d-
iiii d.
iiii d.
XX d
iiii d.
iid.
iii s.
iiii d.
xiii s.
iiii "d.
XX s.
vi s.
viii. d.
x s.
viii d.
iiii d-
iiii s.
*
vi s.
viii d.
xiii s.
iiii d,
4Z
Carufge knyues the cace - - iii s. Hit ch
Cappe golde the pounde - - vi s. viii d,
Corance the tonne - - xf s.
Cor ten rynges the pour.de - - iii d,
Corten rynges the hundreth pounde - xxxiii s. iiii d.
Clarycordes the payre - - ii s.
Cappe caces of lether the dossen - vi s. iii d,
Cappes forswerdes the groce - - xii d.
Cotes of may ie the pece - - iii. s. iiii d.
Cuttell bones the M. xiii s. iiii d .
Combes for horsmaines the groc - xii s.
Danske lether tande the dossen - xvi s. viii d.
Dornix with silke y e pece - vi s. viii d,
Dornix without sylke of caddas the pece . - v 3.
Dornix of woll the pece - - iii i. iiii d,
Dorinx thriden the pece - - ii s. vi d.
Doughlas Bretysshe clothe creste clothe otlokeram
conteynyng v. score elles - - xx s.
Dyoper table cloth the pece - xx s.
Damaske warke the pece - - xl s.
Dioper towell the pece - - xiii s. iiii d.
Damask. wark the pece - .;. xx\is. viii d,
Dioper napkyns cours the dossen iiii or v s.
Dioper napkyns damaske warke the dosen vi s. viii d\
Damaske the yarde - -.- iiii s.
Damaske crymsyn or purpele the yard - . vi s. viii d.
Dates the hudreth pou~de - xiii s. iiiid.
Double Iron plates called doubles the skoke xx s.
Doubles the bondel iii s. iiiid. and vi bondels
to the skoke
Dogcheynes the groce - - viii s.
Dogswaynes the pece - - ii g.
Dogstones the last conteynynge xii. payre iiii 1.
Dyols the dossen - - - vi d.
Dyall bordes the pece - - xx d.
Deskes the pece ~ - - xii d.
Dogion logges the hundreth peces - vis. viii d.
Diagredium the pounde - - xxd,
Esteryche fethers the tustc or bonde - - xx d
Ereos the hu dreth poifde - * xiii s. iiiid.
Elis called stubbe elis the barell - xxxiii s. iiiid.
Elis called stubbe elis the laste - xx 1.
Elis called shaft kyue or dele elis, the barel of
eyther - - - xx s
Tills called shaft e kyue or dele elis, the laste of
eytberg ' - xii I, '
Elis
43
Elis called pymper elis the barrel * xiii s. iiii d.
Elis called pymp elis y c laste - viii 1.
Elys of all sortes the barrel xx s.
Elis the caggc - - - ii s.
Erthcn pottes the syngle C cast - iii s. iiii d.
Erthen pottes the cast. vz. iii ton - xs.
Emery stones the C. - xvi d.
Ere pikers or tothe pikers of bone the groce v xii d.
Egrits the dossen - - iiii s.
Eukyll the dossen ponnde - - iiii s.
Enkyli the hun-lreth pounde vnwrought xxxiii s. iiii d.
Enkyll the pouVle vnwrought - iiiid.
Flemisshe cloth the hole pece - xiii s. iiii d
Fustyan the* balle - - x 1.
Fustian anapels the pece - - x s.
Fustian the dz pece - - vs.
Fygges the soite c^nteyning iii peces - iiii s.
Fygges the pece - xvi d
Fustike the hundreth pounde - - vs.
Frankr-nsence the C. pounde - xx s.
Frenche paper the balle conteininge x realmes xiii s. iiii d.
Frenche paper the realme - - xvi d.
Fethers lor beddes the C. poifde - x s.
Fryinge pannes the C. pounde - is.
Frenche caps syngle tarfed the dosse" - xiii s iiii d.
Frenche cappes and all other double tarfed the
dossen - xx s.
Frenche hattes the dossen - - x s.
Flaxe the laste - - vi 1.
Fiax the packe - - iiii 1.
Flaxe the balle xii d.
Flaxe the hundreth pon' J de wrought - x s.
Flaxe the hundreth pou~de vnwrought - vi s. viii d-
Flower the barell - - iii s. iiii d
Flaunders bryckes for scoryng the thousande xiii s. iiii d.
Foxe skynnes the pane or mantel - w s. viii d.
Foxe skynnes the pece - - iiii d.
Foxe whight the pece - - xii d.
Fitcheues the pane or mantell - vs.
Fytcheues the tytnber * - xx d
Foyne wombes the pane - - xiii s. iiii d.
Foyne stagge the pane - X s.
F\ sshe of the new lands of the greatiste sorte
sorte the ounderith - - xx s.
Fysche oi the smalliste sort the hundreth - iiii s.
Fysshe oi the myddell sorte the C. x s.
f'ysshe the bairell - - vis. viii d,
D d 2 Frenchr
4-4
-jTrehche carpettes the ell
Frehche c'arpettes the yarde
Fawcon hawke thf* hawke
Fel'es for sadlers the dossen
Fawne skyhnes the pece
Galbaoum the C. pounde
GencVum the hu'deriih poude
Gynger the hu'derith poucle iii
Gynger the pounde
Grene gynger the pounde *
Graynes the hundrith pounde
Galiyngale the hundrith pou"de * v
Great raysos the hu"drith poude
Great rayons the pece
Graine of Port' ngal called rote the pounde
Grayne of seuel the pounde
Grayne pouder the pounde
Gaules the hundreth pounde
Gome the bale - *
Gome armonyake the C. pounde v
Gome arabeke the hundreth pounde
Gonne pouder the C. pounde
Geane paper the bale contey x reames
Geane paper the reame
Glewe the C. pounde - *
Generall the C. pounde
Golde papers the groce
Glasses called lokyng glasses the groce
Glasses for spectacles the groc.
Golde of brnges the maste
Gyrthe webbe the groce
Golde skinnes the kyppe
Golde ballandes the groce
Glasse of normally y cace
Glasse of borg~oe whyte the cace
Glasse of borgoyn collored the chest
Glasse of borgone the way conteininge
bonches
Glasse the bonche
Garlike the C. bonches
Gallipottes the hudreth
Goshaukes the pece
The tassell
Graye tawed the tymber
Graye vntawed the tfber
Glasses to drynke on the groce
Gote skynnes the dossen
xd.
viii d,
xl .
ii s.
iiii d-
xl s.
xx $:
i 1. K s.
xi d
-
iiii d.
Is.
1
1*
ii s.
xx d.
-
xvi d.
-
xii d.
ii s.
xiii 8.
iiii d.
xxvi s.
viii d.
xiii s.
iiii d.
XX s.
xxs.
ii s.
iii s.
iiii d.
X s.
ii s.
iiii s.
iii s.
iiij 4.
viii s.
iii s.
iiii d.
xiii s.
iiii d.
viii s.
xii s.
iiii d.
XX s.
xxvi s.
viii d
xl
xxvi s.
viii d.
vd.
ob. far.
vi s.
viii d.
vi s.
viii d.
xiii s.
iiii d,
vi s.
viii d.
vis.
viii d r
iii s.
iiii d.
iiii s.
vi s.
viii d f
Gete
405
Gete the barrell - - xl s.
Glasses of the frenche makyng the dosser) - y\ d-
Hoilonde clothe right and all other sortes of
clothes in hoilonde ploye - xii s,
Hasborough clothe the C. elles - xl s.
Hynderlandes the C. e]les - xxx s.
Hardferdes the rowle - - x 1.
Hedlak the hundereth ells conteynynge xii score
ells - - xx s.
Hannouers the roule conteyning vi C. elles xii
score elles to the C. x J.
Hanouers the C. elles
Harpe strvnges the boxe
Hangyng lockes the great sorte the groce
Harneys nayles the some
Mokes de groce
Hoke endes the groce
Hors-howes ihe dossen
Llorshelles the groce
Hatwoll the C. pounde
Hampers the neste
Hampers the dossen
Hattes the dossen
Hoppes the sacke
Hoppes the pooke
Hoppes the pockate
Hoppes the C. pounde
Heryng full the laste
Heryng shotten the last
Herynge redde the last contey. xx. M.
or xx cades
Herynge redde the M.
Hedes for barrels the pece
Homes for lantornes the M.
Honnye the barell
Horsecombes the dossen
Haukes heddes the groce
Husse skynnes for fletchers the dosse""
Harpe strynges the groce
Hempe the C. pounde
Hempe the dossen pounde
Hempe the sack -
Hernesewes the dossen
Honny the tonne -
luerye the pounde
Inperlynges redie the dossen
n s 3
XXX1U s.
nn d.
X s.
& XX s.
vi s.
viii d.
it s.
-
xii d.
-
xiid.
iii s.
iiii d.
r xiii s.
iiii d.
-
iS-
ijs.
X 8.
xls.
XXX s.
XX s.
vi s.
Vi.il d.
iiii 1.
xl I.
heryng
iiii 1.
iiii s.
-
ii d.
X 8.
xiii s.
iiii d.
-
xii d.
iii s.
iiii d.
iiii s.
-
xii d.
X s.
-
xvid.
xxx s.
vi 8.
viii d
iii J.
iii s.
iiii d.
x s.
ImpcrlyDges
46
Imperlynges the dossen *
Iron of spayne the tonne
Iron of spayne the ende
Iron called Lukes Iron the tonne conteynynge
xx C. pounde - - iii ]i.
Iron called Lukes yron the C. 15.
Iron wyer the hogge c hede
Iron wyer the C. pounde
Iron called faggot yon the bonde
Iron called faggot yron the hirdreth pounde
Iron bondes for kettels the huri'tth pounde
Incle the hifdreth pou'de vnwrought
Incle the pou~d vnwrought
Isomglas the C- li.
Isomglasse the pounde
Iauelyns the dossen wyth heades
Iauelyns without hcad'cs the dossen
lennenes blacke the pece
lennettes gray the pece
Iarfaucon hauke th-; hauke
Iuckc the huridreth pounde
lues trounks the gro<-e
Kaskattes the great dossen
Kaskettes the dossen myddell
Kaskets small the dossen
Knyues called caruynge knyues the dossen
Knyues called caruynge knvues the cace
Knyues of Almayne the groce
Kryues rours the groce
Knyues of Frauncc couri the groce
Knyues of collayne the groce
Knyues of roue the standerde
Kettels the full
KetteU the hundreth pounde
Kannes the hundrith
Knyues called rasures y"dek
Knyues cal. rasures the grace
Knyues called swerd blades the. dosse"
Lawne fyn- & cours ihe pece
Long peper the C. pounde - i
Longe peptr the pounde
Licores the bale
Litmous the barrel 1
Litmous the C. pounde
Lormery the C. pounde
Leues of golde the hutlerith
vi s.
yiii d.
xl s.
-
iiii d.
i. vi s.
viii d,
iii s.
iiii d
Is.
XX s.
vi s.
viii d.
iii s.
mi d.
x s.
xxxiiii s.
iiii d
-'
iiii d,
xxxiiii s.
iii d,
-
iiii d.
iiii s.
viii d
iiii s.
vi 8.
iiii d,
-
xx d.
X 8.
iii s.
iiii d .
XX s.
xiii s.
iiii d.
vi s.
iiii d.
XX s.
iii s.
iiii d.
XX s.
xiii s.
iiii d.
vi s.
viii d.
XXX s.
v s.
iii s.
xxvi s.
viii d
-
xx d
-
viii d.
V s.
vi s.
viii d,
XX s.
ii 1. x s.
-
xviii d.
iii s.
iiii d.
v s.
V s.
vi s.
viii d.
ii s.
Leute -
40f
Leutes with cares the dosse* - xlviii ..'
Lether tor cosshens the dossen ii s.,"
Lether lares the groce - - VS."
Latten shauen tne barrel - - vi J.
Latten basons the hundreth pounde xxxiii s. iiii d,
Latten wyer the C. pomde - xx s.
Latte~ candylstet kes of the smal scte the dossen ii s.
Latte; candeltukes of the great sort the dossen vi s. viii d,
Lethei fogges without lockes thi dosseu - ii 3.
Lether bagges with lockes tie do>se" > iiii s.
Lether gyrdels the groce - iiii s.
Lether gyrdels of the newe makinge the dossen ii s.
Longe skayn** whyte the hundreth pounde xxxiii s. iiii d.
L^u - stringes called mynikins the groce - xxii d.
Lyons threde the butte - xiid.
Lenuis tawca y tymber iii s. iiii d.
Lt tuns vntawtd the tfber - ii s. vi d.
Lemons the thousande - - vi s. viii d
Lynges the C. conteinini**g vi score - xl s.
Lamprayes the pere - iiii d
Lockes smalie the dossen - ii s.
Lambe called lrisshe lambe the ma"tell - vi s. viii d,
Liginum vite the C. Ii. - vi s. viii d.
Lapda una the hifdreth pou"de - xl s.
Lapts cakrainaris als in gretes the hundreth pounde iii s. iiii d,
Libbertes skynues the pece - x s.
Libbertes the pane of wumbes - Iiii s, iiii d
Lusshrines the pece - xx s.
Leures for haukes the pece - iiii d.
Lettois yarne y O li - - xxvi s. viii d.
Mastike the C. pounde - v li.
Mynsters the roule - xli.
Maces the hifdreth pou~de * xii li xs.
Maces the pounde - - ii s. vi d-
Mull madder the bale - - xx s.
Mader the bale - - Is.
MadertheC.li - - vis. viii d,
Markynge stone the pounde - - iiii d,
Marbelers plate the C. pou"de - xx 8.
Muske the boxe - iiiid,
Mustarde sede the pipe - x s.
Marterons tawed the tymber - iiii li.
Mynkes tawed the tymber - xl s.
Mynkes vntawed the tymber - xx s.
Mynyuer the mantell - - vs.
Myllin soole the pounde - - iiii d,
D 4 Mercury
40$
Mercury subline the pounde
Matches for gonnnes the potfd
Marmalade the pounde
Mayles the pounde
Mayles the hundreth pounde
Mylstones the pece
Medlers the barrell
Meltynge pottes for goldsmethes the thousande
Musterde quernes the dossen
Millin gloues or canary the groce
Nitill fyne ann course the pece
Nightcappes the dossen
Nightcappes of skarlet the dossen
Nutmegges the\C. - v 1.
Ridels the some conteinynge xii M
Jvledils the thousande
Kayles the great barrell
Nayles smalle the barell - iii 1,
Nuttes called walnrttes the barrell
Nuttes called smal nuttes the barell
Nigelum romayne the pou~de
Nester of boxes the groce
Napkyns of the Frenche makyng the dosen
Normandy canuas browne the C. elles
Normandy canuas whit <hv* hudrith elles
Nauerne boxe for combes ihe bale
Neucastell canuas the C. elles
Oyle the tonne
Oltons the bolte -
Osenbreges the roule
Otener threde the dossen pound
Orpm< nte the C. pounde
Orchell the last
Orchell the poifde
Oynet sede the hudreth pou~de
Oreys the C. pounde
Orsede the pounde
Orsede the dossen pound
Olde shetes called packinge shetes the d
Olyuantes teth the C. pou"de
Osmor.de the laste
Oynycns the C. bu~ch.es
Oynyons the barrel
Orengesihe thousande
Okur the barrell
Ocom the hundreth pou'd
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Ors the C. conteining vi scare * il i,
Ors the pece - - - iiii d.
Otter skynnes the pece - - xii d,
Oyle debay the barrell conteinynge C. pounde xiii s. iiii d.
Ounce ballandes the groce - viii s.
Ower glasses the dossen - - xii d,
Orgons to playe on the pnyre vt suit in valore
Oyle delynsede the barel - xiii s. iiii d.
Oyle called baume oyle the potte - vi s. viiid.
[To be concluded in the next Number.]
J. H.
^j Poems occasioned by a Melancholy Vision. Or, a
melancholy Vision vpon diners Theumes enlarged,
which by seuerall Arguments ensuinge is showed.
His nindit musa tenebris. By H. M. London,
printed bit 1 D. for Laurance Blaikelocke y and are
to be sou d at his shopp at the suger looj'e next Temple
lair in Fteetsireet. 1639. Oct.
The above is central of a title-page, engraved in com-
partments, by John Droeshout. Some verses, on a pre-
ceding leaf, give " the minde of the frontispiece." It is
dedicated to Thomas Earle of Winehelsee, where the
author says
" Musing on the many undeserved favours that I have re-
ceived from your Lordship, which I know not how to requite;
I thought of presenting my home-bred muse to your Honour
being the first fruits of my poore indeavours in this kinde,"
(subscribed) your Honour's most humble serrant, Humphry
Mill.
The address to the reader contains a sort of common-
place apoloffv for the priming. The lines were composed
for private use, and only the familiar friend to see the
l< melancholy muse m her closet ;" and her appearance
"in an open market," is according to " her fhst breath-
ing, without altering matter, f-.shion or trimming." And
this was occasioned by her being " baci-*t by her ac-
quaintance,"
4io
quaintance." whence he conceived if leave was not given
* she would take it unaskt," and parti y from perswasion
he consented '* she might come and goe at her plea-
sure."
Complimentary poems, with signature? W. G P. H.
Tho. Collet, and an acrostic on the author's name by
I. A.
The poems are aMelancholvVision ; of Time; Vanity;
Darkness; Light; Life; Sin; and Death : The reprieve
of Sin and Death; Advice aboutSin; Instructions touch-
ing Death and the resolutions of the Muse. On a for-
mer occasion, a long specimen is given of the author's
poetry; but, as " first fruits," may be given the com-
mencing lines of the poem on Time, which rival tht
Sternholdian school in glibness of measure.
" O Time, thou art that precious part,
that God doth give to man :
That living here, may in God's ftare,
proceed the best he can.
Time's more of worth, when 'tis set forth.,
in nature sweet and kinde,
Than gold: being lost, the man is crost,
that seekes to gaine, or finde.
Time being gone, sure there is none,
can call it hacke againe,
Its in God ['sj hand, Time cannot stand,
the Lord of times doth raigne.
When Time is past, though thou make haste..
To o're-take, its seldome seene,
But it thou creepe, time doth not sleepe,
but swift hath tver beene.
If thou but goe, time doth not so
it runnes, thou runn'st 'twill flye,
Get time befoie, and keepe in store,
lest God thee time deny "
J. H.
The
4t
^f The Double-armed Man. By the New Inuentiom
Briefly shewing some famous Exploits aichieued by
our Brittish Boiumen ; with seuerall Po liaitnies
proper for the Pike and Bow. By IV. N Archer^
[Wood-cut, whole length of a Pikeman with his bow
resting on the sloped pike taking aim for shooting.]
Printed for I. Grismand, at the signe of the Gun in
Pauls Alley 16 5. qto. 20 leaves.
Inscribed with an epistle dedicatory to K. Charles I.;
and the author, William Neade, Archer, sets forth his
having presented the kinq: a year before with the follow-
ing declaration in support of his invention.
" Bowe- a:id arrowes heretofore haue beene famous wea-
pons of warre, both offensiue and defensiue, against the ene-