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EPIGRAM
SCAURUS hates Greek, and is become
Mere Trojan in his Spight;
But why so fierce against the Men,
So learned and polite?
Mere Trojan in his Spight;
But why so fierce against the Men,
So learned and polite?
THE Trojans stole, and kept by Force
A Dame, elop'd from Duty;
But you can't plead e'en this Pretence
Of having stole one Beauty.
A Dame, elop'd from Duty;
But you can't plead e'en this Pretence
Of having stole one Beauty.
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