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30 188 Campion Poems. III. — Munday's Reproof {No. 2>)..
His pithie wisedome, style and eloquence, Comparde with those of fame and dignitie, Dooth open plaine his freends insipience ; His confutation prooues it worthilie.
All the reportes whereby his fame began, Were neuer found to harbour in the man. 36 Then boast no farder of his dreadlesse minde, Which rack nor roape could alter, as you say ; Recount his treasons, cruell and vnkinde.
And then his prayse will soone be layd away.
Your prayse; ...his pompe, nor al you haue in store.
Can make the man the woorthier ere y" more. 42 Consolation.
Tis true in deede, their follie is in sight, vnto their shame that take like thing in hand ; We needs must win, our Lord himself doth fight, The Cananites shalbe expulst the Land ; Yea, all the deedes of such vngodly men Shalbe confounded, nere to rise agen. 48 Campion, his* quarters on the gates doo showe His treason, doctrine, and his lyfe too yll ; His head set vp, dooth daylie call for moe Of those that leane vnto like wicked wyll : Well may they flaunt & florish for a space.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
30 188 Campion Poems. III. — Munday's Reproof {No. 2>)..
His pithie wisedome, style and eloquence, Comparde with those of fame and dignitie, Dooth open plaine his freends insipience ; His confutation prooues it worthilie.
All the reportes whereby his fame began, Were neuer found to harbour in the man. 36 Then boast no farder of his dreadlesse minde, Which rack nor roape could alter, as you say ; Recount his treasons, cruell and vnkinde.
And then his prayse will soone be layd away.
Your prayse; ...his pompe, nor al you haue in store.
Can make the man the woorthier ere y" more. 42 Consolation.
Tis true in deede, their follie is in sight, vnto their shame that take like thing in hand ; We needs must win, our Lord himself doth fight, The Cananites shalbe expulst the Land ; Yea, all the deedes of such vngodly men Shalbe confounded, nere to rise agen. 48 Campion, his* quarters on the gates doo showe His treason, doctrine, and his lyfe too yll ; His head set vp, dooth daylie call for moe Of those that leane vnto like wicked wyll : Well may they flaunt & florish for a space.
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