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| His sonns, wch none of his may be [f. 100v] |
| Inherrit nothing, but his infamie. |
| Or may soe longe Parasites have fed |
| That he would faine be theirs, whom he hath bred. |
| And at the last be circumcisd for bread.| |
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| The venom of all stepdames, gam̀„sters gall |
| What Tyrants, and their subjects interwish, |
| What plants, Myne, beasts, foule, fish |
| Can Contribute; All ill wch all |
| Prophetts or poetts spake; and all wch shall |
| Be annexed in Scedules vnto this by me, |
| Fall on that man; for if it be a shee |
| Nature before hand hath outcursed me,.| |
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| The Extasie |
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| Where Like a pillow, on a bed |
| A pregnant banke sweld vp, to rest |
| The violetts reclyning head, |
| Satt we two, one anothers best.| |
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| Our handes were firmly Cimented |
| Wth a fast balme, wch thence did springe |
| Our eyebeames twisted, and did thred
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