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Of a sheepe that fostered a woolfe.
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Of a sheepe that fostered a woolfe.
With milke of myne I fed a woolfe,not of mine owne accorde,
(But therto forst:) for woolues you knowe,
of sheep are still abhord.
When I had brought hym life, at last
my life he reft from mee:
Lo, for no guifts nor benifites,
may nature chaunged be.
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