That runn'st from pole to pole
To seek a draught to quench thy thirst,
Go seek it in thy soul."'
[4] The poems of Barnfield were not in the original Garner and are now incorporated for the first time.
[5] Prince in his Worthies of Devon(1701) quotes this couplet as an epitaph, by an anonymous writer, on Drake.
[6] There is a better epitaph on Drake in Wit's Recreations(1640):—
'Sir Drake, whom well the world's end knew,
Which thou didst compasse round.
And whom both Poles of Heaven once saw,
Which North and South do bound: