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Against the gallant Glossus his mis-measuring.
Epigram. 342.
Glossus is gallant, yet doth measure keepe;He eats and drinkes in measure; so doth sleep:
He measures Lands in trauell; so doth Seas:
In Measure he doth dance, toyles, takes his ease:
Yet (Robin-Hood) metes, somethings might be left
He metes Maid marions by the Bow, and Shaft.
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