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So aske but the Poet's Egistus and many of his Disciples in these times, what fills their name and bones with early rottennesse? and shame (if any left) will soone write the cause upon each forehead, Desidiosus cram: indeed, it is the sitting bird that is the Fowlers ayme, the envious man sowes his tares while the Husbandman sleepes; |
So ask but the Poet's Egyptus and many of his Disciples in these times, what fills their name and bones with early rottenness? and shame (if any left) will soon write the cause upon each forehead, Lazy cram: indeed, it is the sitting bird that is the Fowlers aim, the envious man sows his tares while the Husbandman sleeps; |
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Quaeritur Aegillus quarè sit factus adulter? i• promptu causa est, &c. Ovid. |
Quaeritur Aegillus quarè sit factus adulter? i• promptu causa est, etc. Ovid. |
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