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You are inspired with the holy Ghost newly, But the devil is within you so God me save. This was said and done, the eighth day of Iuly, You shall have that you had not, and lose that you have. Did you never hear of a maid called Pleias? She had six sisters, and herself made up the seventh, These were the daughters of the mighty Atlas, Who by his own power holdeth up the heaven. But mark what I say, when Hely shall stop her light, Than maids of England, weep, wail, and sorrow: For they that go maidens to bed over night, I will not say I, what they shall do on the morrow. I will keep counsel, I know not what ye mean, You are too wise for me goodman peddler. I wish you to keep your raised work clean, But in needlework I will be no meddler. Whope, where with sorrow art thou so long? Hast thou not bought thy needles yet? You will have your scoperlets always among, Get you home with sorrow I say, and lay to the spit: When your father shall come to supper anon, Than the meat to the fire shall scarely be laid, What, you look that I should do all thing alone. Mother, of this peddler take heed and beware, For he can tell all things that I have said and done. He may see what a good housewife ye are, Your idleness I warrant, he may perceive soon. By my troth mother you say the truth, By the fruits a man may soon know the tree, There was never seen such idleness in youth, And that in high and low of every degree. For young men to be idle it is intolerable, But maidens to be idle and of any state: Is a thing most pernicious and detestable. For idleness unto all mischief is an open gate. I could rehearse a sort of damsels by name, Which through idleness, learned things not to be spoken, But what was their end they came all to shame: As she did which dance for Iohn Baptists head, by the same token. As a lame man hath no profit by his fair legs, So out of the mouth of him that is not honest, A good sentence is not worth a couple of eggs, But is as profitable as is snow in harvest, Who may speak worse against an evil life, Than peddlers whose whole trade is idleness: dicers, drunkards, makers of strife, Very sinks and sentences of all wickedness. Hold thy peace with sorrow, by S. Iemy I say, Get thee forth, and go about thy business, It is a pretty hearing for a maid to scold always, He may swear that thou art full of idleness, But I pray you tell me, have you any good pepper? I would have an ounce and if it be good.
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You are inspired with the holy Ghost newly, But the diuell is within you so God me saue. This was said and done, the eighth day of Iuly, You shall haue that you had not, and lose that you haue. Did you neuer heare of a maid called Pleias? She had sixe sisters, and herselfe made vp the seuenth▪ These were the daughters of the mightie Atlas, Who by his owne power holdeth vp the heauen. But marke what I say, when Hely shall stop her light, Then maids of England, weepe, waile, and sorrow▪ For they that go maydens to bed ouer night, I will not say I, what they shall do on the morrow. I will keep counsell, I know not what ye meane, You are too wise for me goodman Pedler. I wish you to keep your raised worke cleane, But in needle-worke I will be no medler. Whope, where with sorrow art thou so long? Hast thou not bought thy needles yet? You will haue your scoperlets alway among, Get you home with sorrow I say, and laie to the spit: When your father shall come to supper anon, Then the meate to the fire shall scarely be laide, What, you looke that I should do all thing alone. Mother, of this Pedler take heed and beware, For he can tell all things that I haue said and done. He may see what a good huswife ye are, Your idlenesse I warrant, he may perceiue soone. By my troth mother you say the truth, By the frutes a man may soone know the tree, There was neuer seene such idlenesse in youth, And that in high and low of euery degree. For yoong men to be idle it is intollerable, But maydens to be idle and of any state: Is a thing most pernicious and detestable. For idlenesse vnto all mischiefe is an open gate. I could rehearse a sort of damsels by name, Which through idlenesse, learned things not to be spoken, But what was their end they came all to shame: As she did which daunce for Iohn Baptists head, by the same token. As a lame man hath no profit by his saire legs, So out of the mouth of him that is not honest, A good sentence is not worth a couple of egs, But is as profitable as is snow in haruest, Who may speake worse against an euill life, Then Pedlers whose whole trade is idlenesse: Dycers, drunkards, makers of strife, Very sincks and sentences of all wickednesse. Hold thy peace with sorrow, by S. Iemy I say, Get thee forth, and go about thy businesse, It is a pretie hearing for amayd to scold alway, He may sweare that thou art full of idlenesse, But I pray you tell me, haue you any good pepper? I would haue an ounce and if it be good.