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    POETRY.

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    U CERTAIN METERS IN ENGLISH , WlUTTElS BY MASTER THOMAS MORE IN HYS YOUTH FOR THE BOKE OF FOUTUN , ^ AND PRINTED IN THE BEGYNNYNG OP THAT BOKJS * " Thomas More to them that trust in Fortune . Serve ber , day and night , as reverendly , Upon thy knees , as any servant may , And , in conclusion , that tbou shalt win thereby o . Shall not be worth thy service , I daresay , And look yet , what she giveth thee to-day fc : With labour won , she shall , haply , to-morrow , Pluck it , again , out of thine hand with sorrow *

    Wherefore , if thou in surety list to stand , Take poverty ' s part , and let proud Fortune go , Receive nothing that cometh from her hand : Love manner , and virtue , they be only tko Whith double fortune may not take theeyro . Then may ' st thou boldly defie her turning chance : She can thee neither hinder , nor advance .

    But , and thou wilt needs meddle with her treasure , Trust not therein , and spend it liberally : Bear thee not proud , nor take not out of measure . Build not thine house on heigth , up in the sky : None falleth far , hut he that climbeth Jvigh . Remember Nature sent thee hither , bare , The gifts of Fortune , count them borrowed ware *

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    Thomas More to them that seke Fortune * Fortune is stately , solemn , proud and high , And riches giveth , tp have service therefore :

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    POETRY .

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Jan. 2, 1814, page 44, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2436/page/44/