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[Flyting no reason hath, for at this tyme]
Flyting no reason hath, for at this tyme,It doth not stand with reason, but in ryme.
That none saue thus should flyte, had wee a law,
What rest had wee? how would wyves stand in aw,
And learne the art of ryming! Then how well
Would this and all good flyting pamphlets sell!
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