The Mastive, or Young-Whelpe of the Olde-Dogge Epigrams and Satyrs [by Henry Parrot] |
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Hypocrita uideatur.
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Hypocrita uideatur.
Pullus supposeth none obserues his haunts,Of stealing secretly vnto mine Aunts,
Without his Page; Oh Syr it might be said,
He else were seene to kisse the Kitchin-Mayde.
Or suffer Sisse or Susan search his Hose,
Which to the world his Page might chance disclose,
Tut Pullus can such after-claps remoue,
Et si non castè, tamen cautè proue.
For nere of him was yet more seene or hard,
Then of blinde George, or Iohn of Pauls-Church-yarde.
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