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1 Marchant . But I feare Hee will not keepe it . Berecinthius . Knowe you theis
men ' s faces ? Flaminius . Yes , yes ; poore Asiaticqs . Berecinthius . Poore , they
are made soe By your Roman tyrannie and oppression . [ Flaminius . ] . . [ deeds ]
.
1 Marchant . But I feare Hee will not keepe it . Berecinthius . Knowe you theis
men ' s faces ? Flaminius . Yes , yes ; poore Asiaticqs . Berecinthius . Poore , they
are made soe By your Roman tyrannie and oppression . [ Flaminius . ] . . [ deeds ]
.
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... carried Upon my bodie , and not relye upon Poore prisoners taken in the war ,
from whom In hope of libertie , and rewarde , they drewe 40 BELEEVE AS YOU
LIST .
... carried Upon my bodie , and not relye upon Poore prisoners taken in the war ,
from whom In hope of libertie , and rewarde , they drewe 40 BELEEVE AS YOU
LIST .
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Dividii NVUITIM U NJUNI As mounsters fell bave done to vs Most grevus hurte
and spyte ; For they doo not so grevus wronge In wastinge those alone ,
Althoughe thearein they fare exceаde Seinge the poore have none . As now of
late in ...
Dividii NVUITIM U NJUNI As mounsters fell bave done to vs Most grevus hurte
and spyte ; For they doo not so grevus wronge In wastinge those alone ,
Althoughe thearein they fare exceаde Seinge the poore have none . As now of
late in ...
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SATIRICAL SONGS AND POEMS ON COSTUME | |
SONG UPON THE TALORS | 1 |
THE MERCER | 7 |
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