M Ost ost faire and vertuous La-die; hauing having often sought op-portunitie by some good meanes to make knowen to your Ladiship, the hum-ble affection and faithfull duetie, which I haue have alwaies professed, and am bound to beare to that House, from whence yee spring, I haue have at length found occasion to remẽ-ber remem-ber the same, by making a simple present to you of these my idle labours; which hauing having long sithens composed in the raw conceipt of my youth, I late-ly amongst other papers lighted vpon upon , and was by others, which liked the same, mooued mooved to set thẽ them foorth. Simple is the deuice device , and the compositi-on meane, yet carrieth some delight, euen even enen the ra-ther because of the simplicitie & and meannesse thus personated. The same I beseech your Ladiship The Epistle. take in good part, as a pledge of that profession which I haue have made to you, and keepe with you vntill untill with some other more worthie labour, I do redeeme it out of your hands, and discharge my vtmost utmost dutie. Till then wishing your Ladiship all increase of honour and happinesse, I humblie take leaue leave .