[Blank] _Folio 125, back_. [Blank] _Folio 126, front_. _Analogia Caesaris_ Verb. et clausalae ad exercitationem accentus et ad gratiam sparsam et ad suitatem Sat that; (for admitt that) It is like Sr. etc. putting Peradventure can yow: sp. a man agayne into his (what can yow) tale interruted So much there is. fr.(neuer- Your reason thelesse) I haue been allwaies at See then bow. Sp. (Much his request; lesse) His knowledg lieth about Yf yow be at leasure fur- him nyshed etc. as perhappes Such thoughts I would yow are (in stead of are exile into into my not) dreames For the rest (a transition A good crosse poynt but concluding) the woorst cinq a pase The rather bycause con- tynuing anothers speach He will never doe his tricks To the end, sauing that, whereas yet (contynu- A proper young man and ance) and so of all kynds so will he be while he liues In contemplation (in con- 2 of these fowre take them sideracon) where yow will Not praejudicing. I have knowne the tyme With this (cum hoc quod and it was not half an verificare vult) howre agoe Without that (adsque hoc Pyonner in the myne of quod) truth _Folio 126, front--continued_. for this tyme (when a man As please the painter extends his hope or imag- A nosce teipsum (a chiding inacion or beleefe to farre) or disgrace) A mery world when such Valew me not y'e lesse by- fellowes must correct cause I am yours. (A mery world when the simplest may correct). Is it a small thing yt & (can not yow not be content) an hebraisme What els? Nothing lesse. It is not the first vntruth I have heard reported nor it is not y'e first truth I haue heard denied. I will prooue X why goe and prooue it Minerallwyttsstrongpoyson yf they be not corrected. O the' O my I. St. Beleeue it Beleeue it not; for a time Mought it pleas god that fr (I would to god) Neuer may it please yow As good as the best: I would not but yow had doone it (But shall I doe it againe) * * * * * NOTE.--This folio is written in three columns. The third column begins, "It is a small thing." _Folio 126, back_.