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To the true President of Honor, William Earle of Pembroke Lord Chamberlain. &c.
Epig. 370.
Deare Lord, to whom I wish a world of Good;If so; a World of Grace is vnderstood,
Agreeing to that World of Worth in Thee
Too little Lord that great Worlds Lord to bee.
Grace, Art, and Nature, still in thee doe striue
Which most shall make thy praise Superlatiue;
And make thee most like Him, that all things can,
And Phillip, more than Macedonian:
Then, still be like those Two, as now thou art;
And, as thou hast; so, thou shalt haue my Heart.
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