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44 To his wife.
VVhen I to thee my Letters superscribeThus, To mine own; Leda therat doth iybe.
And aske her why? she saith, because I flatter.
But let her thinke so still, it makes no matter:
If I doe flatter, onely thou canst try,
Suffiseth me, thou think'st I doe not lye.
For, let her husband write so, for my life.
He flattereth himselfe more then his wife.
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