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Epigram 28. Mercy.
My Mercy hates me, what's the cause I pray,Tis'cause I haue no money, shee doth say.
O cruell Mercy, now I plainly see,
Without a fee no mercie comes from thee.
Yet in conclusion, euery idle gull
Perceiues thy Mercy is vnmercifull.
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