Tyros roring Megge Planted against the walles of melancholy. One booke cut into two decads.

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Title: Tyros roring Megge Planted against the walles of melancholy. One booke cut into two decads.
Author: Tyro, T.
Publication: At London :: Printed by Valentine Simmes,; 1598.
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Epistola nona. Ruffioni Salutem.

HEus tu, qui Vulcanum naso inclusum geris: quanti tibi To∣bacco stetit? Equidem pro necessitudine, quam tecum ha∣bui à puero, non possum quin cupiam in viam vt redeas. Quid? An foelicitatem ponis in Euaporatione? Quasi verò nunquam viderim sonipedem fumum è naribus efflantem. Ignes ex o∣re (tanquam Aetna) ••iacularis: concedo. Generosus igi∣tur: nego, & pernego. Pressiùs agam. Dicito, sodes, quid sibi vult prolixa illa caesaries? Iuro tibi nos abundare tonsori∣bus. Quilibet est in habitu. Elige qui te leuet ill•• onere (si onus id est appellandum, quod cum voluptate feras.) An clam te est Crinitas stellas ferè aliquid mali praedicere? Nisi verè tuus essem, te tam audactèr non monuissem. Da operam vt ipse valeas animo, si me vis valere.