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Against saplesse Sottus his vnkind heate.
Epigram. 238.
A thousand pound a yeare, yet haire, nor heire,Hath Sottus; but still weares, a Coife, or Cap:
If Man b'a Tree (turn'd vpward) and his Haire,
Be as the Rootes; then Sottus hath no Sap
In Winter: no; for Virgoes heate before
Hath dride him, with a Pox, and will do more.
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