Excerpt from The Dead Tearme, or Westminsters Complaint for Long Vacations and Short Termes: Written in Manner of a Dialogue Betweene the Two Cityes London and Westminster A rod for run-awayes.0 what an eafie thing is to defcry The gentle blond, how euer it be wrapt In fad misfortunes foule deformity, And wretched forrowes, which haue often hapt? For howfoeuer it may grow mif-fhapt, Like this wyld man, being vndifciplynd, That to all vertue it may feeme vnapt, Yet will it fhew fome fparkes of gentle myud, And at the lafl breake forth in his owne proper kynd.

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