The doctor, &c., vol. 4 (of 7)
CHAPTER CXXIX.—p. 312.
WHEREIN THE AUTHOR SPEAKS OF A TRAGEDY FOR THE LADIES, AND INTRODUCES ONE OF WILLIAM DOVE'S STORIES FOR CHILDREN.
_Y donde sobre todo de su dueño El gran tesoro y el caudal se infiere, Es que al grande, al mediano, y al pequeño, Todo se da de balde á quien lo quiere._
BALBUENA.
THE STORY OF THE THREE BEARS.
A tale which may content the minds Of learned men and grave philosophers.
GASCOYNE.