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Epigrams. 83246. Cito bene.SirJohn at Mattins prayes he might dispatch,Who by true promise is to bowl a match.247. Of Pertinax.It will, it must, it shall be so,Saith Pertinax ; but what's the reason trow?Nay, that I cannot tell, nor doth he know.248. To valiant Dammee.Dammee thy brain is valiant, 'tis confest ;Thou more, that with itevery day dar'st jestThy self into fresh braules but call'd ;upon,With swearing Damme, answer'st every one.Keep thy selfe there, and think thy valour right,He that dares Damne himself, dares more then fight.Cornuto is249. On Cornuto."/>['.,) ''fl '; v. "ij-s *Vr(-> -rfTT Anot jealous of his wife,Nor e're mistrusts her too lascivious life,Ask him the reason why he doth forbear,Hee'l answer straight, it cometh with a fear.250. On a Shrew.A froward shrew being blam'd because she show'dNot so much reverence as by right she ow'dUnto her husband, she reply'd he mightForbear complaint of me, I do him right ;His will is mine, he would bear rule, and IDesire the like,onely in sympathy.G 2