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Epig. 10 In Cacum
Cacus is angry he hath not a placeAmongst the Worthies of our Faërie land,
Nor doth the pesant thinke himselfe too base,
Among the brauest of the Lordes to stand:
Hee weares braue clothes; but what weares hee within?
An Asse an Asse is in a Lions skin.
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