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XLIII. ON FVRBO.
Fvrbo the Caluinist doth much complaineOn Luther and his followers railing vaine
Against his Church; but yet, saith he, I thinke,
They doe not dant vs much, nor make vs shrinke;
O no, we pay them home! Then he affords
A rol of al their mutual scurril words
And base inuectiues; and refers it straight
To al men's iudgements whether's in the right.
Belieue me, Furbo, if without offence
I might my iudgement giue, t'auoyd al sense
Of partial censure, and my debt defray
To Christian charitie, I sure would say,
Not to offend here either them, or you,
But to content you both, That both say true.
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