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[In court to serue decked with freshe aray]
In court to serue decked with freshe aray,Of sugred meates felyng the swete repast,
The life in bankets, and sundry kindes of play
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Hath with it ioynde oft times such bitter taste,
That who so ioyes such kinde of life to holde,
In prison ioyes, fettred with cheines of gold.
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