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Epig. 13 In Galbum.
Who sees not Galbus both to bow and crouchVnto my Lo.[OMITTED] horses and his coach:
And saies (God blesse them) when they do come forth,
And thou (fair coach) proud of my L. great worth,
He giues him noght: here Galbus heare we shal
Curse his great horses, coach, my Lo. and all.
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