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Epig. 160.
London to I. W. Citizen and Gold-Smith
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Epig. 160. London to I. W. Citizen and Gold-Smith .
Even as, the Thames, small Springs and Streames Drinkes in,So, London, Wealth, from poorer Towns doth win;
But, though the Thames to Sea Runnes euery Tide,
Siluer and Gold at London still abide.
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