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Epig. 24. The Romish Masse-Priest, and Geneuian Minister
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Epig. 24. The Romish Masse-Priest, and Geneuian Minister .
Masse-Priest.
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Adultery no man should Dye,
Thus Baals Priest still cryes;
His Neighbours Wife, he Loues a Life,
Himselfe hath None; He's Wise.
Thus Baals Priest still cryes;
His Neighbours Wife, he Loues a Life,
Himselfe hath None; He's Wise.
Geneuian Minister.
For Adultery 't's fit Men should Dye,
Thus the Geneuian cryes:
But what's the Cause hee'd haue such Lawes?
His Wife is faire; Hee's Wise.
Thus the Geneuian cryes:
His Wife is faire; Hee's Wise.
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