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Of Long's being the least part of himselfe.
Epigram. 352.
One Long being seru'd with processe to appeare,Appear'd forth with; but 'twas another where
Than where he should: and so, for his contempt,
Was taken by a writ, no place exempt:
Then, quite beside himselfe, came all agast;
Shewing, That was not Long that came at last.
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