1Behold how many Cobwebs doth invest
2This ugly Spider
in her nasty Nest 3Where Barricado’d She in Ambush lies
4Domitian-like
to Murder Sportive Flies 5Yet Such A Monstrous Spider once I Saw
6That would with Ease, Flies, Wasps and Hornets draw
7Most Cruelly into her Dusty Nest
8Then Tyrant-Like She on their Blood would feast
9Yet did I See A Slender Azure Fly
10Make this blood Sucking Monster fall and die
11So the most impious Tyrants in the World
12Even in A moment to the Grave are Whorled
13That King of Terrors
doth by Sentence Just 14Grind even their very Skeletons to dust
15When he upon the pale Horse
doth appear 16A Julianus
then begins to fear 17Throwing his blood and Spirits in the Skies
18Confessed yet died in his Apostasies
19What by the Wars was Alexander’s gains
20When guilt his Conscience, poison Stung his veins
21So he that hath three Kingdoms in his power
22What Comfort will they Yield that fatal hour
23When as that Sea of Innocent blood
Shall Roar 24To Heaven for vengeance, who can but implore
25But why do I blame Spider’s Tyranny
26Who forced by Hunger Kills a silly fly
27When Man’s the greatest Beast of prey
of all 28His house a Shamble is or Butcher’s Stall
29In all those Books which I have Read
I find 30There’s none but Man doth Kill and Eat his Kind
31The Antediluvian Patriarchs
happy were 32That lived by what the Earth did freely bear
33The Pithagorions
no blood would spill 34The Banians
now no Animals do Kill 35But Such as Murderers they do Esteem
36And oft will buy those Creatures to Redeem
37But Stay my Pen write no more then is meet
38Least I forget Noah’s License, Peter’s Sheet
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