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To the no lesse than most graue Counsellor of Counsellors, Thomas Uicount Brackley Lord Chancellor of England.
Epi. 369.
Y'aue past the Storms of Youth and Passion too;And now, in Calmes of Ages Hau'n remayne:
Now sees your Soule most clearely what to doe;
And those vndo that doe their Conscience straine:
In Summe, for all (that may your glory spread)
Your pain your Braine, to ease, & please your Head.
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