In that same Gardin all the goodly flowres,
2 Wherewith dame Nature doth her beautifie,
And decks the girlonds of her paramoures,
4 Are fetcht: there is the first seminarie
Of all things, that are borne to liue and die,
6 According to their kindes. Long worke it were,
Here to account the endlesse progenie
8 Of all the weedes, that bud and blossome there;
But so much as doth need, must needs be counted here.
1 In that same garden all the goodly flowers
goodly > beautiful
2 Wherewith Dame Nature does herself beautify,
Wherewith > With which
3 And decks the garlands of her paramours, 4 Are fetched: there is the first seminary
fetched > come by, found; hence: to be found seminary > seedbed
5 Of all things that are born to live and die, 6 According to their kinds. Long work it were
were > [would be]
7 Here to account the endless progeny