130 THE SALERNE SCHOOLE. 
Some loue to drinke new wine not fully fin’d, 
But for your health we wish that you drinke none, 
For such to dangerous fluxes are inclin’d, 
Besides the lees of wine doth breed = stone. 
Some to drinke onely water are assign 
But such by our consent shall drinke iad 
For water and small beere we make no question, 
Are enemies to health and good digestion : 
And Horace in a verse of his rehearses, 
That Water-drinkers neuer make good verses. 
The choyse of meats to health doth much auayle 
First Veale is wholsome meat, and breeds good blood, 
So Capon, Hen, and Chicken, Patridge, Quaile, 
The Phesant, Woodcock, Lark, and Thrush be ae 
The Hiesilicesck wholsome is, the Doue, the Raile, 
And all that do not much delight in mud 
Fair swans, such loue your beauties make me bear you, 
That in the , I easily could forbeare you. 
t is to see a Mallard kil’ 
But with their flesh your flesh should sot be fil’d. 
As choyce you make of Fowle, so am of Fish, 
If so that kind be soft, the great be bes 
If firme, then small, and many ina deh: 
I need not name, all kinds are in request, 
Pyke, Trowt, and Pearch, from water fresh I wish, 
From sea, Bace, Mullet, Brean, and Soules, are best : 
The Pyke a rauening tyrant is in water, 
Yet he on land good meat yeelds neare the later. 
If Eeles and Cheese you eat, they make you hoarse 
But drinke apace thereto, and then no force. 
