He sayd, departing thence in hast with speede:
'If I were not Alexander the great,
I would become Diogenes indeed,
Who leades his life al voyd of woeful dread:
He hath the welth which I cannot obtayne,
I haue the welth which wise men do disdayne.
28.
“'I liue in feare, I languishe al in dreade,
Welth is my woe, the causer of my care,
With feare of death I am so il bestead,