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Or two centvries of epigrammes. Written by William Gamage
Gamage, William
  
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To his friend, and familiar W. Gamage of his Epigrams.
  
To my lo. friend W. Gamage in the praise of his Epigrams.
  
Another of the same.
  
The Author to the Praisers of his booke.
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THE FIRST CENTVRIE.
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THE SECOND CENTVRIE
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Disce aut Discede.

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To my lo. friend W. Gamage in the praise of his Epigrams.

Thy overlooking of the pleasant fields,
In sport abroad to spend some idle howres:
Hath gath'red fruit not of vnfruitfull weeds;
But set a Banke of sweet and fragrant flowers.
Continue then both earl'e and late to rise
To walke abroad, to vse this exercise.
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