Versos English Anonymous EPIGRAM In Behalf of TOM SOUTHERN, To the Duke of ARGYLE

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EPIGRAM In Behalf of TOM SOUTHERN, To the Duke of ARGYLE

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Argyle, his praise when Southern wrote, First struck out this, and then that thought; Said this was flatt'ry, that a fault: How shall the bard contrive? My lord, consider what you do— He'll lose his pains and verses too; For if these praises fit not you, They'll serve no man alive.