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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A01962	Here begynneth a lytle boke named the Schole house of women wherin euery man may rede a goodly prayse of the condicyons of women.; Schole house of women.	Gosynhyll, Edward, attributed name.	1541 (1541)	STC 12104.5; ESTC S105772	14,501	34

vpper hande yf they ones get Can no more harme then amerseset ❧ Who was so busye as was the mayde With croked language Peter to appose Ones twyse or thryse to hym she sayde And thou felow arte one of those The trueth sayde she thy language showse Peter abasshed swore and denayde And all by reason of the lewde mayde ☞ Some men theyr be also that saye Be she syngule or be she wedde To moche she coueyteth of chambre playe As dyd Byblis the thynge forbed Presume to be in her mother stede Myrrha also inordynatelye With her owne father founde meanes to lye ❧ The doughters twayne of Loth the sage Hauynge lyke tykle in theyr tayle Coulde not refrayne theyr wylfull rage To satisfye with euyll hayle Theyr father fested with costly vytayle Made hym dronke and so at laste Medled with hym he slepynge faste ☞ Examples hereof dyuers there be To approue my sayenge strayght as a lyne As fyrst of the abhomynable Pasyphe And then the insacyat myssalyne Pyrra Fabulla and fayre Helyne With other thousandes many mo Whiche all to recyte wolde neuer be do ❧ I pray you why was Adam shent Bycause he onely dyd transgresse Eue hym meuyd fyrst to consent To eate of the apple she dyd hym dresse So all came of her wylfulnesse And syth that woman that offyce began She is more to blame then is thē man ☞ The wyfe of loth wyllynge also The wyll of god to preuarycate Out of the citye when she shulde go Loked behynde her in her gate To se by profe the pronostycate Displeased god and she anone Transfourmed was in to a salte stone ❧ I pray you what dyd quene atthalye Loke in Paralypomenon Mother of yonge kynge Othozye Of all and of all the wylfullest one Moued the kynge foresayde her son To do moche euyll especyallye The temple of god for to dystroye ☞ Myghty Samson two wyues had The fyrst a Philistian by generacyon Neyther of them good but passynge bad And false to hym farre out of fasshyon The fyrst hym caused by lacrymacyon His probleme to her so that he sayde When she it knewe she hym betrayde ❧ The seconde delte moche worse then so Deceyuynge hym as ye shall heare For she his strength dyd take hym fro In her lappe slepyng she clypte his heere Betrayed her lorde and her bewpere Thus Dalyda for mede hym serued And caused his eyes out to be carued ☞ The wyfe of Iob the man electe Saluted hym with scornes and mockes And full vnsemely ofte hym cheete Sayeng thou foule full of the pockes Full lyke a foole thy brest thou knockes Wenest thou for thy fayre speche God wyll come the for to seche ☞ Thy pratynge leue fowle the befall Trust me he wyll the neuer hele Thy beestes thy goodes and thy chyldren all Be deed and breute nowe euery dele And thou lyest here with many a byle Pratynge and prayenge to the diuyne And worse then thou stynkest then a deed swyne ❧ Lykewyse the wyfe of olde Thoby Whose name as I remembre was Anne Whiche hym entratyd bosteously With sad rebukes nowe and than Called hym dryuyll and wytles fanne Because he gaue with herte so lyberall Parte of his goodes to the porall ☞ The wanton wyfe of kynge Pharao Ioseph adhortyd with her to lye In place secrete betwene them two God forbyd madame sayde he Bycause she sawe it wolde not be A shamefull lye she dyd inuent In pryson to caste that innocent ☞ In women all this propertys Is knowen sure and manyfeste That yf a man maye come so nye To shewe them game that they loue beste And wyll not do it then well they Ieste But trust me sure that with the harte They wyll neuer loue hym afterwarte ☞ The wyse man sayeth in his prouerbes A strumpettes lyppes are dulce as honye But in her dealynge she is sowre as herbes Wormewode or rewe or worse sayeth he For when them lyketh to mocke with the With tongue eye suche semblaunce the show That harde it were them to mystrowe ¶ As though they spake w t mouth herte With face they make so good semblaunce That harde it were a man to starte From theyr fayre glosynge countenaunce Thus with theyr sugered vtteraunce The symple men that meane but iust Disceyued are where they moost trust ¶ In case they do you but one benefyte An hundreth tymes by you recompensed They wyll you euer with that one entwyte With lytle cause or none offensed All your demerytes shal be vnrecensed So be it lesse or be it more All is loste ye gaue them before ☞ Yf ye renounce your copy holde And wolde be tenaunt by Indenture There is no ware then to be solde Ye must go seke at your aduenture For as of you they haue no deynture Thynke ye that I wyll be so redy Nay by Iesse I holde you a peny ❧ And then yf ye no labour make Ye maye be sure that then wyll she The lure out throwe the hawke to take Be lyke of her affinyte Good god howe straunge nowe adayes be ye I wolde haue thought ye had ben none suche But by the lytell is knowen the moche ☞ So at length by howche or by crowche Lesse or more euer they craue Untyll the hande be in the pouche No wordes prouaylen the to saue A thousande thousande wayes they haue To make a man a threde bare cote And leue hym neyther peny ne grote ❧ Nowe this nowe that they craue alway One thynge or other they neuer rest Saye what ye wyll they wyll no naye Nor none excuse but theyr owne request So they may be trymmed and fed of the best They haue no remorse who bereth the name Nor whome they put to open shame ☞ The trueth is knowen as in this case By holy wryte autenticate Betwene Thamer and the iudge Iudas The booke called Genesis examynate Howe thamar the wydowe in the waye sate D●sgysed her selfe in straunge araye Iudas to dysceyue after that waye ❧ Her fresshe atyre countenaunce therto Prouoked this man a questyon to make She lyghtly consentynge as some other do Sayde what wylt y u gyue thy pleasure to take Some pledge she sayde for promyse is slake Of hym she requyred staffe mantell and rynge His mynde to folowe and do the thynge ☞ Shorte tayle to make the lawe was then A woman that founde was in auoutrye Dewe proffe alledge by credyble men Shulde suffre death saunce remedy The matter apperyd by her bely She openly sayde in sclaunder of Iudas Who oweth these thre this dede done has ¶ Thus be they all past shame and drede And careth not who doth byd them bayle With goostly sentence them to fede Lytell or nothynge dothe them preuayle Be the backe tourned anone they rayle And say for all your counseyle good Ye had leuer a bare ars then a furred hood ¶ To say that they can counseyle kepe It were to me a meruaylous thynge Onlesse it be when they do slepe Or no body

to gyue the hearynge Desyrous euer of newe tydynge And were it matter of lymme and lyfe Out it shall be tolde byleue ¶ Tully the Roman vpon a daye Though to approue his wyfe secrye In counseyle tolde her he had put awaye The Emperour sonne to the ende that we Maye reygne and rule bothe lande and see Glad was she and yet she went And hym dysclosed incontynent ¶ Tully escaped harde with the lyfe And all by meane of his owne folye Had not the trueth be knowen belyue To haue be hanged it was ieoperdye Be it therfore true tale or lye Be wyse and ware wake ye or wynke And tell not your wyfe all that ye thynke ¶ Kynge Salomon bothe wyttye wyse A woman doth assymylate Unto a droppynge euesynge guyse Dystyllynge downe after rayne late Who droppes vnclene doth maculate The fynest vesture that any man werys With colde and wete the body derys ☞ Euyn so a woman litygyous Disquieteth a hole householde And who so he be that in his house Entendeth to kepe a woman skolde The wynde that bloweth bothe moyst colde Were better farre for to herpour And lesse shulde fynde of dyspleasure ☞ Enuyous they be it is dayly sene And proude also of comparyson Recorde of Saba the gorgyous quene Before nor syns was neuer suche one Bycause she enuyed kynge Salomon To proue his wysdome and take with a tryppe Passed the sees in a meruaylous shyppe ☞ Bycause that Naboth wolde not sell Unto the kynge of Samarye The vyneyarde he had at Israell Achab the kynge became angrye As soone as Iesubell the quene knewe why She straytly cōmaunded by wrytynge to fayne Some cryme vpon Naboth so was he slayne ☞ Loke and rede the boke Bockas And ye shall fynde many a reason The pryde of women to deface For theyr m●slyuynge in theyr season Good women he wrote were very geson As ye shall fynde of ri●he wrote But of the. xx neyther letter nor iote ☞ Salamon sayeth thre thynges there be Seldome or neuer saturate ●ell the fyrst is of the thre The seconde a womans water gate The grounde of water insacyate Of euery lewde fassyon recken who can And euer I warrant the woman is one ¶ Harde to be knowen lyke membre therbe The fourth to knowe who is he con The fyrst whiche waye a byrde wyll flee Or of a serpent sprent from a stone What hauen a shyppe shal be dryue vpon The crafte of a hore perceyue who con And euer I warrant the woman is one ¶ The grounde also doth vary by thre The fourth may not be stablysshed sure A bonde man set in maiestye A foole fed fatte whyles he wyll in powre An odyous woman in weddynge vre An heyre made of a bonde woman So euer I warrant the woman is one ¶ Which thynges remēbred well nere eche man Reporte of them accordyngly And saye playnly that in the woman Is lytle thynge of prayse worthye Lettred or vnlerned whether they be They say of all creatures women are the best Cuius contrarium verum est ¶ And were not two small venyalles The femynyne myght be gloryfyde Set in thrones perpetualles And as the goddes be deyfyde Two venyall synnes they haue and hyde None of the seuen theyr names who can tell They can neyther do nor saye well ¶ So to conclude of this treatyse A fynall ende rude though it be The processe through who wyll superuyse Shall well perceyue I make no lye An ende therfore to make shorflye In my conceyte he lyueth in rest That medleth with them of all people leest FINIS ❧ Go forth lytell booke be not afrayde To be accepte with them that are wyse And shewe them playne what so be sayde In any parte of this treatyse Doth not dystayne theyr honestyse But for the lewde myght haue a myrrour Hereby to amende theyr damnable errour ☞ Lyke as the preacher doth dyscōmende All vycyous liuynge with mouth and wyll Or as the mynstryll doth endend With helpe of lute fynger or quyll Example she wyng to conuerte the yll Lyke so myne auctour dothe the same No creature lyuynge spoken be name ❧ Percase any one dyspleasure take Bycause it toucheth her properlye In case that she suche wayes forsake Whiche moste accorde to her propertye She nedeth not herewith to be angrye God graunt vs all we may do this Euery man to amende one in that is amys ☞ The good alwayes wyll be content With that that is spoken in generall There wyll none so soone be dyscontent As they that fretesyd be with all Rub a scalde horse vpon the gall And he wyll byte wynse and vente So wyll all people that are malyuolent ☞ Go forthotherfore amonge the thycke And bere in mynde who is with the The wordes that Salamon and Dauid speake In Iudicium and in Genesye Hierome Iuuenall and olde Thobie Cathon and Ouyd wyll testyfyue And Marcyall also who lysteth to trye ☞ And vnto them that lerned be I wolde and wyll thou mekely went And shewe them who so made the Nothynge purposed of yll intent That shulde prohyoyte the sacrament But that the masculyne myght hereby Haue somwhat to ieste with the feminy EXPLICIT ¶ Prynted at London in Paules Charthe yearde at the sygne of the maydens heed by Thomas Petyt M. D. Lxi.