Upon Ford's two Tragedyes, 'Love's Sacrifice' and 'The Broken Heart.'
Thou cheat'st us, Ford; mak'st one seeme two by art:
What is Love's Sacrifice but The Broken Heart?
II.
Vpon the Faire Ethiopian, sent to a gentlewoman.
Lo here the faire Chariclea, in whom strove
So false a fortune and so true a love!
Now after all her toyles by sea and land,
O may she but arrive at your white hand!
Her hopes are crown'd; onely she feares that than
Shee shall appeare true Ethiopian.
III.
On marriage.
I would be married, but I'de have no wife:
I would be married to a single life.
IV.
On Nanus mounted upon an ant.