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Against Signior Snap. haunce, the rude foolish Rorer.
Epigram. 336.
Snap-haunce speakes quicke & lowd; but stil amisseWhite powder then were best for him; for, when
He spits his spight, but leaden stuffe it is,
Which euermore annoyes the sence of Men:
Thā Snap-haunce, cease to snap; for thy lowd soūds:
Do yeeld such noisom stuffe that sence confounds.
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