To the Right Honourable John, Lord Forrester, Baron of Corstorphin

I see you are a noble Forrester :
O noble Sir, who a free horne preferre;
Having free horne , which you so freely winde,
Now rending in the Ayre when game you finde.

Free horne you rest , which doth imply you sound
On blowing shrilly, that the woods around
Reverberate an Echo each to other,
Received from your breath their common mother.
Ensue your name Sir, and thus free be still,
So at the last you'l happe to have your will:
The game well kept together you shall win
Entire praises who so well begin:
Resting so Sir you were a free borne seene.
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