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Epigram 2. Loue.
Loue is a dying life, a liuing death,A vapor, shadow, bubble, and a breath:
An idle bable, and a paltry toy,
Whose greatest Patron is a blinded boy:
But pardon loue, my iudgement is vniust,
For what I spake of loue, I meant of lust.
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