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To the Causidickes, who were made tributarie in the said Court.
Are wyse Causidickes brought to such a straite,At this great Court, as they are forc'd to yeelde,
And lose the Freedome of their faire Estate,
And with their Tongues (chiefe Weapons) tyne the Fielde?
Hence-foorth fare-well the force of Actes and Lawes:
Who lose their owne, shall seldome pleade my Cause.
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