Epist. 10.

1. YOu thought, as I suppose, to affright me with your words, when you was angry of late, and vented what came nex• to your mind.

2. I am not one that fears flashes of lightning from a glasse, and whom foolish and outragious threatnings, such as you then made a noise withall, affright.

3. Your railing speeches do me no hurt.

4 Yet if you •ex me with your babling which you always use, I will make you repeat of your folly: for else I should take upon me the blame of some injury which I had done you; whereas for all that, I ha•e hitherto always looked after your matters, as if they had been mine own. Farewell.