uch a deal of
filth in a poet?

Cris. O------balmy froth------

Caes. What's that?

Cris.------Puffie------inflate------turgidious-------ventosity.

Hor. Balmy, froth, puffie, inflate, turgidous, and ventosity are
come up.

Tib. O terrible windy words.

Gal. A sign of a windy brain.

Cris. O------oblatrant------furibund------fatuate------strenuous---

Hor. Here's a deal; oblatrant, furibund, fatuate, strenuous.

Caes. Now all's come up, I trow. What a tumult he had in his belly?

Hor. No, there's the often conscious damp behind still.

Cris. O------conscious------damp.

Hor. It is come up, thanks to Apollo and AEsculapius: another; you
were best take a pill more.

Cris. O, no; O------O------O------O------O!

Hor. Force yourself then a little with your finger.

Cris. O------O------prorumped.

Tib. Prorumped I What a noise it made! as if his spirit would have
prorumpt with it.

Cris. O------O------O!

Virg. Help him, it sticks strangely, whatever it is.

Cris. O------clutcht

Hor. Now it is come; clutcht.

Caes. Clutcht! it is well that's come up; it had but a narrow
passage.

Cris. O------!

Virg. Again! hold him, hold his head there.

Cris. Snarling gusts------quaking custard.

Hor. How now, Crispinus?

Cris. O------obstupefact.

Tib. Nay, that are all we, I assure you.

Hor. How do you feel yourself?

Cris. Pretty and well, I thank you.

Virg.
These pills can but restore him for a time,
Not cure him quite of such a malady,
Caught by so many surfeits, which have fill'd
His blood and brain thus full of crudities:
'Tis necessary therefore he observe
A strict and wholesome diet. Look you take
Each morning of old Cato's principles
A good draught next your heart; that walk upon,
Till it be well digested: then come home,
And taste a piece of Terence, suck his phrase
Instead of liquorice; and, at any hand,
Shun Plautus and old Ennius: they are meats
Too harsh for a weak stomach.
Use to read (But not without a tutor) the best Greeks,
As Orpheus, Musaeus, Pindarus,
Hesiod, Callimachus, and Theocrite,
High Homer; but beware of Lycophron,
He is too dark and dangerous a dish.
You must not hunt for wild outlandish terms,
To stuff out a peculiar dialect;
But let your matter run before your words.
And if at