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Epig. 161. To William Cawley, a London Marchant
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Epig. 161. To William Cawley, a London Marchant .
Debtour and Creditour.
Though in my Booke, thy Name heere bee,Yet, Mine in Thine, thou canst not show;
For, more than Loue, Thee Nought I owe,
This, I'le expect, and Pay to thee.
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