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Mounsier the Englishman.
Note the industry of our gallant here,Which imitates all fashions that appeare:
Th'Italian, Spanish, Dutch, ô but the French
Especially, he followes to an inch.
His Garters, Roses, all befrindg'd with gould,
Were made in France, & by a Frenchman sold:
His sute (so quaintly wrought) is truely sayd,
To be by'th Frenchman at the Fryars made.
Sir, all is French he weares, be it known to you:
Yet not withstanding this our gallant sweares,
The world's deceiud, there's nothing French hee weares.
Yet it appeares most plainely to his face,
His Nose is frenchified, a small disgrace:
But how ridiculous is he and vaine,
To be so proud and haue aface so plaine.
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