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100. Of the Load-stone.
As from all Iron, Load-stones do exactCoition: so, Lords all the Gold, attract.
Courtiers I ask ye nothing: for ye are
Stingy in giving; what ye ask, ne'r care.
You give for your own ends; I cannot see
Gifts retrograde; I shall scarce ask of yee.
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