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THE Cipresse tree is pleasinge to the sighte, Straighte, tall, and greene, and sweete vnto the smell: Yet, yeeldes no fruicte vnto the trauaylinge wighte, But naughte, and bad, experience dothe vs tell: Where, other trees that make not suche a showe, Yeelde pleasante fruicte, and plentifullie growe. This gallante tree that good, and fruictfull seemes, In couerte sorte, a kinde of men doth checke: Whose curtesie, no man but much esteemes, Who promise muche, and faune about our necke: But if wee trie, their deedes wee barren finde, Or yeelde but fruicte, like to the Cipresse kinde. Pulchra coma est, pulchro digestaeque ordine frondes; Sed fructus nullos haec coma pulchra gerit. Alciatus.

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