Classic Poem

I newly had your little house erected,
In which I thought I had made good conuelance,
To vse each ease, and to shunne all annoyance,
And prayd a friend of ludgement not neglected,
To view the roomes, and let me know the faults.
He hauing view'd the lodgings, staires, and vaults,
Said all was excellent well, saue here and there.
You thinke he praysd your house. No, I doe sweare,
He hath disgrac'd it cleane, the case is cleere,
For euery roome is either there, or here.