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Ex otio Negotium

Or, Martiall his epigrams Translated. With Sundry Poems and Fancies, By R. Fletcher
Fletcher, R.
  
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Ad Cæsarem quod expulerit delatores, Epig. 4.

An envious crue to pleasant rest and peace
Which wretched wealth still studyed to increase
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Are to the Getes exil'd: Nor could the sand
Receive the guilty Vagabonds on land.
So now the Teazers have
That bannishment they gave.
The Pick-thank's bannish'd the Ausonian gate,
The lifes of Princes from their gifts take date.
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