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WHOME fortune heare allottes a meane estate, Yet giues enowghe, eache wante for to suffise: That wauering wighte, that hopes for better fate, And not content, his cawlinge doth despise, Maie vainlie clime, but likelie still to fall, And liue at lengthe, with losse of maine, and all. And he that poastes, to make awaie his landes, And credittes all, that wandringe heades reporte: Maye Tagus seeke, and Ganges goulden sandes, Yet come at lengthe, with emptie purse to courte: Let suche behoulde, the greedie dogge to moane, By brooke deceau'd, with shaddow of his boane. Non minor est virtus, quàm quaerere parta tueri, Casus inest illic, hîc erit artis opus. Seruiet aeternùm, quia paruo nesciat vti. Cui non conueniet sua res, vt calceus olim, Si pede maior erit, subuertet: si minor, vrget. Laetus sorte tua viues, sapienter Aristi. Hor. 2. Car. 16. Viuitur paruo benè, cui paternum Splendet in meusa tenui salinum: Nec leues somnes ti- mor, aut Cupido Sordidus aufert. Ouid. lib. 2. Art Horatius 1. Epist. 10.

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