...Verficulos natura magis fadtos, et euntes MoUius? HOR. 192 SATIRES OF DR. DONNE Sat. it SATIRE II. SI R ; though (I thank God for it) I do hate Perfectly all...that brings dearth and Spaniards in : Though like the peftilcnce, and old-fafhion'd love, Ridlingly it catch men, and doth remove Never, till it be ftarv'd...

...they would not have been, were they irrefiftibly carried away, as the Imitation fuppofes, SATIRE II. ; though (I thank God for it) I do hate Perfectly all this town ; yet there's one ftatt In all ill things, fo excellently befl, That hate towards them,brecds pitytowards the reft. Though...

...irrefiftibly carried away, as the Imitation fuppofes. 248 SATIRES OF DR. DONNE Sat.II. SATIRE II. SIR, though (I thank God for it) I do hate Perfectly all...fin, AS, I think, that brings Dearth and Spaniards in : Thoughlike the peftilence,andold-fafhion'd love, Ridlingly it catch men, and doth remove Never, till...

...like the Papift's is the Poet's ftate. Poor and difarm'd, and hardly worth your hate ! SATIRE H. O IR; though (I thank God for it) I do hate Perfectly all...beft, That hate towards them, breeds pity towards thereft; Though Poetry, indeed, be fuch a fm, As I think, that brings dearth and Spaniards ii : Tho'...

...I. do hate ЕегТеШу all this town ; y.et there's one ftatc In all ill things, fo-excelleatly beft, That hate towards them, breeds pity towards...that brings dearth and Spaniards in : Though like the -pefttlence, and óld-faíhion'd love, Ridlingly it -catch men, and doth remove Never, till it be^ftasv'd...

...Papift's, is the Poet's ftate, Poor and difarm'd, and hardly worth your hate ! Here SATIRE 11. SIR ; though (I thank God for it) I do hate Perfectly all...there's one ftate In all ill things, fo excellently belt, That hate towards them, breeds pity towards the reft, Though Poetry, indeed, be fuch a fin, As...

...dinner, makes an Aflor live : SATIRE II. O i R, though (I thank God for it) I do hate *^ Perfeflly all this town : yet there's one ftate In all ill things,...Though Poetry, indeed, be fuch a fin, As, I think, that biings dearth and Spaniards in: Though like the peflilence and old-fafhion'd-love, Ridlingly it catch...

...Here SATIRE II. SIR ; though (I thank God for it) I do hate Perfeftly all this town : yet there 's one ftate In all ill things, fo excellently beft,...that brings dearth and Spaniards in : Though like the peffilence and old-fafhion'd love, Ridlingly it catch men, and doth remove Never, till it be ftarv'd...

...II. Sn, though (I thank God for it) t do hate Perfectly all this town, yet there's one ftate In ail ill things fo excellently beft, That hate towards them breeds pity towards the reft. Though pottry indeed be fuch a fin Ai I think that brings dearth and Spaniards in ; Though, like the pclliler.ee...

...grant that poetry's a crying sin ; It brought (no doubt) th' Excise and Army in: SATIRE II. SIR, tho' (I thank God for it) I do hate Perfectly all this Town, yet there's one state In all ill things so excellently best, Thathite towards them breeds pity towards the rest. Tho*...