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Epigram 11. Of translation.
I vnderstand or knowe no forraigne tongue,But their translations I doe much admire:
Much art, much paines, much study doth belong,
And (at the least) regard should be their hyre.
But yet I would the French had held together,
And kept their pox, and not translate them hether.
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