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Then Heardmen wilde, who carelesse, in quiet life reioyce? (5) And Fortunes Fate not fearing, Sing sweet in Sommer morning.
Their dealings plaine and rightfull are voyd of all deceit: They neuer know how spightfull, (10) it is to kneele and waite; On fauourite presumptuous, Whose pride is vaine and sumptuous.
All day their flocks each tendeth, at night they take their rest: (15) More quiet then who sendeth his ship into the East; Where gold and pearle are plentie, But getting very daintie.