LIV.

Otho's head is a very dwarf; a rustic's

Shanks has Herius, only semi-cleanly;

Libo's airs to a fume of art refine them.

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_Yet thou flee'st not above my keen iambics_.

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[_So may destiny doom me quite to silence_]

As I care not if every line offend thee 10

And Sufficius, age in youth's revival.

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Thou shalt kindle at innocent iambics,

Mighty general, once again returning.

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