Then, alas, poor wretches,
His Nose would a set 'em in a flame.
[8.] Master Mason of Trinity Colledge, sent his Pupil to another of the Fellows to borrow a Book of him, who told him I am loath to lend my Books out of my Chamber, but if it please thy Tutor to come and read upon it in my Chamber, he shall as long as he will. It was winter, and some daies after the same Fellow sent to Mr Mason to borrow his Bellows, but Master Mason said to his Pupil, I am loath to lend my Bellows out of my Chamber, but if thy Tutor would come and blow the Fire in my Chamber he shall as long as he will.
Of a drunken Smith.
[6.]I heard that Smug the Smith for Ale and Spice,
Sold all his tooles, and yet he kept his Vice.
[6.]When Lynus meetes me, after Salutations,
Curtesies, complements, and gratulations,
He presseth me unto the third deniall,