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Epigram 23. Mistresse fine bones.
Fine Parnell wonderfully likes her choyce,In hauing got a husband so compleate,
Whose shape and mind doth wholy her reioyce:
At bed, board, and abroad, he's alwaies neate:
Neate can he talke, and feed, and neatly tread,
Neate are his feete, but most neate is his head.
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