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Epig. 23. Against Marcus
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Epig. 23. Against Marcus .
Nature hath giuen two-Hands, one Tongue to Men,They should performe more than they promise then
Thou'lt promise much, nought giue, but All delay,
As though thou hadst two Tongues, no Hands to pay.
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