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Epig. 108. Against Festus
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Epig. 108. Against Festus .
Festus , th'art old, and yet wouldst marryed bee:Ere thou doe so, this Counsell take of mee;
Looke into Lillies Grammar, there thou'lt finde
Cornu a Horne, a word still vndeclin'd:
For sure, I thinke, few old-men scape this Rocke.
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