To the Right Honourable Philip, Earle of Pembroke, and Montgomery
Plac't in Hy honour, sith your honour now
Hath free accesse to him who make us bow,
In titles who hath honour'd you full high ,
Lustring your antient honour so thereby,
Inrich't with vertue, finding you to be,
Placed you are in's Conncels secresie.
Help then must needs your goodnes (as I said)
Eternally advanc'd, be riper made,
Reaching forth still a most melissuous hand,
Blessing with comfort, poore men in the Land;
Ever may good men (one your honour is)
Rare honours great increase still, never misse;
The more Hy you, and such as you are, rise,
Ever the poore Bes, riper help comprise.
Hath free accesse to him who make us bow,
In titles who hath honour'd you full high ,
Lustring your antient honour so thereby,
Inrich't with vertue, finding you to be,
Placed you are in's Conncels secresie.
Help then must needs your goodnes (as I said)
Eternally advanc'd, be riper made,
Reaching forth still a most melissuous hand,
Blessing with comfort, poore men in the Land;
Ever may good men (one your honour is)
Rare honours great increase still, never misse;
The more Hy you, and such as you are, rise,
Ever the poore Bes, riper help comprise.
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