The Passionate Pilgrim (Octavo, 1599)
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¶Thou and I, were both beguild.
385Euery one that flatters thee,
¶Is no friend in miserie:
¶Words are easie, like the wind,
¶Faithfull friends are hard to find:
¶Euery man will be thy friend,
¶No man will supply thy want
¶If that one be prodigall,
¶Bountifull they will him call:
395And with such-like flattering,
¶_Pitty but he were a King.