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Epig. 39. New Rhetorike.
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Epig. 39. New Rhetorike.
Whoso wants Gold, in vaine doth holdAn Argument with any;
He's best Linguist, that hath his fist
Well fill'd with Make-way Mony:
Not Sillab'lls, but Siluer-bells,
Now, make the rarest ring;
Homer, ar't poore? then stand at Doore,
Though thou canst sweetly Sing.
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