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LXXV
TO BITHINICUS
[From Martial,] Lib. 2. Ep. [26].
That thy Wife coughs all Night, and spits all Day;Already thou believ'st thy Fortune made,
Her whole Estate thou think'st thy suddain Prey;
She will not dye, but wheedles like a Jade.
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