0.15To the true Ennobled Lady, and his
0.16most bountifull Mistris, Mistris Anne Fitton,
0.17Mayde of Honour to the most sacred Mayde
0.18Royall Queene Elizabeth.
0.19HOnorable Mistris in the waine of
0.20my litle wit, I am forst to desire your
0.21protection, else euery Ballad-singer
0.22will proclaime me bankrupt of ho-
0.23nesty. A sort of mad fellows seeing
0.24me merrily dispos'd in a Morrice, haue so be-
0.25painted mee in print since my gambols began
0.26from London to Norwich, that (hauing but an ill
0.27face before) I shall appeare to the world without
0.28a face, if your fayre hand wipe not away their
0.29foule coulors. One hath written Kemps farewell to
0.30the tune of Kery, mery, Buffe: another his despe-
0.31rate daungers in his late trauaile: the third his en-
0.32tertainement to New-Market; which towne I
0.33come neuer neere by the length of halfe the heath.
0.34Some sweare in a Trenchmore I haue trode a
0.35good way to winne the world: others that guesse
0.36righter, affirme, I haue without good help daunst
0.37my selfe out of the world: many say many thinges
that
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