Epigrams of That most wittie and worthie Epigrammatist Mr Iohn Owen Translated by Iohn Vicars |
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Epig. 168. To the Reader, of himselfe.
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Epig. 168. To the Reader, of himselfe.
My breuity, though some may Sloth esteeme,Yet to be briefe, most Labour I doe deeme:
Much madly I speake not, with vulgar sort;
Though mine perhaps be foolish, yet tis short.
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