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Ad Faustinum Epig. 10.
Whiles that thy book is new and rough, and fearesTo have its undryed page took by the ears,
Goe boy, present this small gift to my friend,
He that deserves my toys at the first end:
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The book, for it becomes each gift from mee.
Faustinus tis not many blots we say,
Can mend my merry flashes, one blot may.
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