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Works of John Taylor the Water Poet not included in the folio volume of 1630

Taylor, John (1580-1653)
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Epigram. [Wrastler]

Wrastling is held a Manly exercise,
A Game Olimpick, both for Praise and Prize:
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But hee that is most Skilfull, Strong or Tall,
And Wrastles with the Wine, shall surely Fall.

Epigram. [Windemill]

No Meale-mouth'd Miller Keepes this Mill I know,
And let the wind blow either high or low,
Hee's kindly taking Toll, and at his Mill
Is Wine exceeding good, and Welcome still.
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Besides these Tavernes before mentioned, there are foure Houses in London that doe sell Rhennish Wine, inhabited onely by Dutchmen; namely,
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