| To the R. Honorable, and Highly Valued Lord the Earle of Northumberland, &c. |
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| Written to the Right Honourable, and Most Judicious Lord William Earle of Pembrooke that Now Is |
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| Sith that thou has so soundly slept, my Muse |
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| Now, for the Hart fraile life first intertaines |
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| Speculum Proditori - |
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| Now, to retire from whence our Rimes doe range |
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