Mystical bedlam, or the world of mad-men. By ThoMystical bedlam, or the vvorld of mad-men. By Tho

All will confess a mad-man: for he fisks up and down, like a nettled horse, & will stand on no ground. He hath a charge of his own properly distinguished: ye he must needs trouble his head, with alien and unnecessary affairs. He admits all mens businesses into his brain, but his own: and comes not home for his own, till he hath set all his neighbours ploughs a-going. He hurries up and down, like Jehu the son of Nimshi in his Chariot, or as a Gallant in his new Caroch, driving as if he were mad.

All will confesse a mad-man: for hee fiskes vp and downe, like a nettled horse, & wil stand on no ground. He hath a charge of his owne properly distinguished: yee hee must needes trouble his head, with alien and vnnecessary affayres. Hee admits all mens businesses into his brayne, but his owne: and comes not home for his owne, till he hath set all his neighbors ploughes a-going. Hee hurries vp and downe, like Iehu the sonne of Nimshi in his Chariot, or as a Gallant in his new Caroch, driuing as if he were mad.