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A sonne is neerer then a seruant, and a wife then a sonne. It is a sore crosse to be troubled, and it be but with bad seruants. |
A son is nearer then a servant, and a wife then a son. It is a soar cross to be troubled, and it be but with bad Servants. |
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Quot serui, tot hostes. Sen. epist. 47. Macrob. Sat. lib. 1. c. 10. & Fest. lit. Q. Quot. serui, tot fures. Serv. ad Virg. eclog. 3. |
Quot Servant, tot hosts. Sen. Epistle. 47. Macrob Sat. lib. 1. c. 10. & Fest. lit. Q. Quot. Servant, tot fures. Servant and Virg eclogue. 3. |
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