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Epigrams. 215869. On Boreman.Boreman takes tole, cheats, flatters,lyes, yet BoremanFor all the Devill helps, will be a poor man.870. On Crab.1vb/fJo.iCrab being caught, and in the Serjeants power,For shame and anger look'd both red and sower.3JV"- '-'i^ll - lU871. On Fargo.Fargo by his wit and pleasing tongue,Hath won a wench that's wondrous fair & young ;The match (he saith)is halfe concluded, heIndeed is wondrous willing ;but not she.872. On Richard. ^gDick being drunk, in bed thought on his sin,And that lewd course of life he lived in,Yet long hereof for thirst, Dick could not think,But, Drawer, cryes, now for thy smallest drink.873. To Spruce.Spruce wears a Comb about him, alwayes heTo prune and smooth his polisht haire :The Cock's ne'r too without his Comb you see,Spruce 'tis a Coxcomb then you weare.