Thy fansy not folowing,
thy cause though be iuste;
For anger and furie
wyll thee so chaunge
That thy doynges to wise men
wyll appear straunge.
Thine anger and wrath
seke then to appeace,
For wrath, saith Plato,
Leades shame in a leace.
Thy fansy not folowing,
thy cause though be iuste;
For anger and furie
wyll thee so chaunge
That thy doynges to wise men
wyll appear straunge.
Thine anger and wrath
seke then to appeace,
For wrath, saith Plato,
Leades shame in a leace.