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58. On Iacobs purchase.
How poore was Iacobs motion, and how strangeHis Offer! How unequall was th'exchange!
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Why could not hungry Esau strive t'enhaunce
His price a little? So much underfoot?
Well might he give him Bread and drink to boot:
An easie price! The case is even our owne;
For toyes we often fell our Heaven, our Crowne.
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