To the Right Honourable, John Earle of Perth, Lord Drummon and Stobball
I see a proclamation notably,
On you reflecting, that you dar'd on high ,
Hy are your thoughts, which on high vertue set,
Never could lightly be accounted bet.
Dur'd high you then first needs, fith so high mind,
Rightly not stain'd with pride I hap to finde,
Vertue hath evermore this quality,
Much to exalt them who affection by ,
On her as on their summom bonum place,
Now that unto you it may be more grace,
Doth it call men to view your noble face.
On you reflecting, that you dar'd on high ,
Hy are your thoughts, which on high vertue set,
Never could lightly be accounted bet.
Dur'd high you then first needs, fith so high mind,
Rightly not stain'd with pride I hap to finde,
Vertue hath evermore this quality,
Much to exalt them who affection by ,
On her as on their summom bonum place,
Now that unto you it may be more grace,
Doth it call men to view your noble face.
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