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To the same Ligurinus.
The supper of Thyestes, whetherPhœbus God deuine
Mislikt I know not, Ligurine
but sure we like not thine.
Thy fare is fine and good, thy cates
as curious as may be:
Consideryng how thy tong doth walk,
yet all mislikes we see.
I care not for thy dainty meates:
I do mislike each messe:
What I would haue thee do dost aske
what? marry hold thy peace.
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