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A mastif whelp with other ruff-Island-lik Currs fetcht from amongst the Antipedes

Which bite and barke at the fantasticall humorists and abusers of the time [by William Goddard]
Goddard, William

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THE MASTIFFE WHELPE
  
To my very loving Frends, GF. RN. WS. RG. IF. IG. Gentlemen of the Innee Temple.
  
TO THE READER.
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AN APPOLOGJE.
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DOGGES FROM THE Antippedes.

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[Talke you with Poet-Asse sitting in's seate]

Talke you with Poet-Asse sitting in's seate,
You'le heare him ex'lent, Epigrames repeate,
Demaund him whose they bee, they runn soe fine,

He answers straight, fruits of this braine of myne,
Yet let a well-read Poet heare the vaine,
Hee'lle finde they came out of a Bastardes braine.
Dust heare me Poet-asse? I'le prophysee,
That when th'art mari'd thou't a Cockould bee:
Thou fath'rest now things got by other men,
What wilt thou doe when thou art mari'd then?
I pry thee good Iack-Dawe giue each berd's owne,
That for a plaine Iack-Dawe thou maist be knowne.
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