With Brembre of London a full vncurteous churle:[142]
Some learned in the lawe in exile they did hurle:
But I poore[144] Tresilian (because I was the chiefe)
Was dampned to the gallowes most vily as[145] a thiefe.
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Lo the fine of falshood, [the] stipend of corruption,
The fee of dowble fraude,[146] the fruites it doth procure:
Yee judges vpon earth,[147] let our iuste punition[148]
Teach you to shake off bribes, and kepe your handes pure:[149]
Riches and promotion bee vayne thinges and vnsure,