. I T 00 early did perpetuate-1ier own; · · ·· · • r. • ·. • And .filent deathnad fuatch'd·away-unknowno· ' ~ · ~ut wl1e~ rhe ~tidings ofthis Royal Cheat _ · _ Times loyal Trump ·had fr~m?·d? rh~ ufurpedSea~ ' Grew too ~oo· hQf; and }QAger c6LJld not -bear 1 So proud a burthcn Gfl fo :preud aChair: .:::; ·. ~ ' · - The Nobles f0ughuheir.freed~m ro. r~gain~ · .. ·-·: ·. l). ". NOt refting :rill rjie & agi all wereRain ,; •. . .. ~- .·: ' ' And fo renowned wa~ rhat)lappy:1hughter; · .·r :: .i ~:: That it f0lcmniz~d was for ever ·after r · · ,, : ; · So rhat _what Pen ihall w~irc rhe Per.fian ftory, · ·, ~hall treat that Triumph; and write ri1ar ~ays gl,ory i f~r eo this time the Perftan~ ( as they (ay) - . .· "' . Pbferve a Fea.ft, and keep it-holy ~ay · ;' ·· '. 1 : .- ., ~ Now Pe,-jia lack£ aK-ing, and now the Srat~Z ::·! ~ ., J • 1 Lahers as ·:much in want~ ~s it-of.·late : ·· ·· ·: · ~. ;· Did in.abundance; Tpo grear calms do·harm , .._· Sometime-s as tllUCh the Seaman, .as the Storm ~ :. ' ..• pn~ whii~ they thini t' er~tt a Monarchy)' -· . -- , -~ · } But _that (corr~pteei) breeds.a tyran~y?· .- · ·: ;._..,,; --;':· l And dead C..ambyfes frefh before their eyes, .. · , :' ~ Affrights ~hem with their· new:;.fcap~d miferie~ ..; ·· .. Some t{) the Nobles would cornmit theState, · .... In change of Rule:; expetting -change of fate; · · ,.. · · · Orhqs cri'd no, More- ~ings than one, iD;cumBef' = ~. · . ~en er admit cm<: Tyrapr, thap. a· number i · · · : r.~ Tl1e rule of many doth difquiet brit~g, ·. · ! :.. • • ~ne Mol:iarch is enough, one Lord, or.1e ~ing: . Pne fays, Ld's rule ourfdl'es; l~t' sall be Kitig~ i No, fays anod~er, chat cenfu..fion brings : . · . , '- • :rhus m0dern da-nger bred a care~ul rrpuble, Doub.le rhei~ care is, as their fear is doubler; .And <l~tibtleis t6 refolve of what ~o.nclufien, · To bar confufion; thus they brc.J confu.fion ·; · Ar Jafr ( a~d well advis~d ) they put rheir 'hoke Upon tl1c;- verdi~ pf a Jtuics voice : ' .. ' . "' ' . Seven ' -. / ' ' . . - , r
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