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Epigr. 22.
I mett a courtier riding on the plaine,Well mounted on a braue and gallant steede;
I sate a iade, and spurred to my paine,
My lazy beast whose tyred sides did bleede,
He sawe my case; and then of courtesie,
Did reyne his horse, and drewe the bridle in
Because I did desire his companie:
But he coruetting way of me doth winne.
What should I doe which was besteaded so?
His horse stoode still faster then mine could go,
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