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Epig. 94. Wisedome.
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Epig. 94. Wisedome.
Who's wealthy? Wisemen; who are Poore?Rude Dolts, and Sots vnwise;
If I be wise then, quickly, I
To Riches may arise:
But tell me, Now, what Man is wise?
The Rich; who Fooles? the Poore;
Then, if not rich, though wise, I may
Goe begge from doore to doore.
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