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The1
Marmottanes2
for Unitie’s Renownd2And for Conjugall Love they may be Crownd
3That you may See noe Wisdome they doe lack
4They lye alternately upon their Back
5T’other with Grass and Herbs doth Load him well
6Then by the tayl
Shee3
draws him to their Cell4
7They’r neat and Warm they Joyn to build their Nest
8In which all Winter they doe Sit and Feast
9With Corn and Fruits by them lay’d up in Store
10For till next Summer Comes they’l need noe more
11Surely they live by Farr more happie lives
12Then many Wealthy Husbands and their Wives
13Some Noble minds there bee I know will Share
14Their pleasure with their Wives as well as Care
15But most to Taverns or to Wors will
Rome5
16Or elce they’l alwais
Tirannise6
at home17If you Should ask mee which of these is worss
18Trust mee (I know not) either is A Curss
19If Such doe Read these lines to them I Say
20The Rat of Pontus’s
Lovinger7
then they.