THE PHYSICIAN.

I study to uphold

The slippery state of man,

Who dies when we have done

The best and all we can.

From practice and from books

I draw my learned skill,

Not from the known receipt

Or 'pothecary's bill.

The earth my faults doth hide,

The world my cures doth see,

What youth and time effects

Is oft ascribed to me.

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