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161.NY3.001 See, S%5r%6, how as the suns hott masculine %Yfyer%Z flame
161.NY3.002 Begetts strange creatures on Niles durty slime
161.NY3.003 In me your fatherly yet Lusty rime
161.NY3.004 (for these Songs are the fruit) haue wrought the same.
161.NY3.005 But though th'engendring force fro%M whence they came
161.NY3.006 Be strong inough, and nature do admit
161.NY3.007 Seauen to be borne at one, I send as yet
161.NY3.008 But six, they say the seventh hath still some maime.
161.NY3.009 I chose your iudgment, w%5ch%6 the same degree
161.NY3.010 Doth w%5th%6 her Sister your invention hold
161.NY3.011 As fyer these drossy rimes to purifee
161.NY3.012 Or as Elixar to change them to gold.
161.NY3.013 You are that Alchimist w%5ch%6 allways had
161.NY3.014 Witt, whose one sparke could make good things of bad.
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