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EPIGRAM 3.
[Nay, Cupid, pitch thy Trammill where thou please]
Nay, Cupid, pitch thy Trammill where thou please,Thou canst not faile to take such fish as these;
Thy thriving sport will nev'r be spent; no need
To feare, when ev'ry Cork's a world; Thou'lt speed.
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