14.An hypocrite or puritan is like a globe, that hath all in conuexo, nihil in concauo, all without painted, nothing within included. (Mr. Curle.)
About some three yeares since there were certayne rogues in Barkeshire which usually frequented certaine shipcoates every night. A justice having intelligence of their rablement, purposing to apprehend them, went strong, and about midnight found them in the shipcoate, some six couple men and women dauncing naked, the rest lying by them; divers of them taken and committed to prison. (Mr. Pigott.)
Posies for a jet ring lined with sylver.
"One two:" soe written as you may begin with either word.
"This one ring is two," or both sylver and jet make but one ring; the body and soule one man; twoe frends one mynde.
"Candida mens est," the sylver resembling the soule, being the inner part.
"Bell' ame bell' amy," a fayre soule is a fayre frend, &c.
"Yet fayre within."
"The firmer the better;" the sylver the stronger and the better.
Mille modis læti miseros mors una fatigat.