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Wel maist thou marke but neuer canst thou marre,
This present state whereat thou so doost storme:
Nor they that thee vphold to make this iarre,
And would forsooth our English lawes deforme.
Then be thou but Marke-prelate as thou art:
Thou canst not marre though thou wouldst swelt thy hart.
This present state whereat thou so doost storme:
Nor they that thee vphold to make this iarre,
And would forsooth our English lawes deforme.
Then be thou but Marke-prelate as thou art:
Thou canst not marre though thou wouldst swelt thy hart.
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