I + 

“My uncle’s goodness is extreme, + 

If seriously he hath disease; + 

He hath acquired the world’s esteem + 

And nothing more important sees; + 

A paragon of virtue he! + 

But what a nuisance it will be, + 

Chained to his bedside night and day + 

Without a chance to slip away. + 

Ye need dissimulation base + 

A dying man with art to soothe, + 

Beneath his head the pillow smooth, + 

And physic bring with mournful face, + 

To sigh and meditate alone: + 

When will the devil take his own!” + 