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Epig. 180. To Old Ponticus
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Epig. 180. To Old Ponticus .
Thou, which didst neuer Doe good-Deed,But still adde Sinne to Sinne;
When wilt thou these Bad Courses leaue,
And to be Good beginne?
O when I Dye, I'le Leaue (sayst Thou)
To th' Poore my Whole-Estate;
He that's not Wise, vntill he Dyes,
I thinke is Wise too Late.
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