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125.00A.HE1  %XTo M.%1I.L.%2[see_notes]
125.00A.001  O%+F that short Roll of friends writ in my heart
125.00A.002  Which with thy name begins, since their depart,
125.00A.003  Whether in the English Provinces they be,
125.00A.004  Or drinke of Po, Sequan, or Danubie,
125.00A.005  There's none that sometimes greets us not, and yet
125.00A.006  Your Trent is Lethe', that past, us you forget,
125.00A.007  You doe not duties of Societies,
125.00A.008  If from the'embrace of a lov'd wife you rise,
125.00A.009  View your fat Beasts, stretch'd Barnes, and labour'd %\(fields,
125.00A.010  Eate, play, ryde, take all joyes which all day yeelds, [CW:And]
125.00A.011  And then againe to your embracements goe: [p.102]
125.00A.012  Some houres on us your frends, and some bestow
125.00A.013  Upon your Muse, else both wee shall repent,
125.00A.014  I that my love, she that her guifts on you are spent
125.00A.0SSom
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