Of the Larke.
THe Larke of many is called Woodlarke. He foresheweth wt his pleasant note (as al∣so the Nightingale doth) the day his comming
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THe Larke of many is called Woodlarke. He foresheweth wt his pleasant note (as al∣so the Nightingale doth) the day his comming
& appéering, as Cicero sheweth in his Prog∣nostickes.
Et matutinos exercet acredula voces. The wodlarke as the Nightingale that houre and tune doth keepe And sheweth by hir pleasant note when men should rise from sleepe.