What need thy book crave any other fame, It is enough that it beares Randolphs name. Who sees the title, and him understood, Must much condemne himselfe, or say tis good. Goe forth example to the Neophyte, Who hence should learne to Catechize his wit. And dresse his Phancy by this glasse: whose Muse Welfavour'd is, should here her face peruse, It will not flatter, 'twill reflect the grace She takes from th' owner of a beuteous face: But if a menstruous, and illiterate eye Blast her, the various specks shall soone descry The foule beholder, and proclaime her spoile Not to result from thence, but his own foyle.
