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49. Upon Sulpitius Galba's Deformity.
Galba long since, did lose becoming Hair:Extreamly crooked, both Hands, and Feet, were.
'Tis strange his Honour, seven Moneths should stand:
Who was defective in Head, Feet, and Hand.
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