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[Enuie and loue, together hatcht a beast]
Enuie and loue, together hatcht a beast,Or hag of hell it rather seemes to mee,
That pines if other comes but neere her feast,
And willingly would euer watching bee,
Things that are not, this enuies bird would see:
This parricide, this errour whelping sprite,
This Sibill false, seldome diuining right.
The Riddles of Heraclitus and Democritus | ||