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obfervations out of Authors that 

 have been greac and induftrious 

 fearchers into the fecrets of nature. 



Adulterous Sargus doth not only ch 

 Wives everyday in the deepftreams^but^ 

 As if the honey of Sea-love delight 

 Could not fujfice his ranging appetite, 

 Goes courting She- Goats on the grafsie 

 Horning their husbands that had horns befo 



And the fame Author writes con- 

 cerning the Cantharus, that which 

 you fhall alfo heare in his own 

 words. 



But contrary 9 the conjlant Cantharus, 

 Is ever conftant to his faithful Spoufr* 

 In nuptialdutiesfpending his chafle life? 

 Never I'jves any but his own dear wife. 



Sir, but a little longer, andlhave 

 done. 



Fiat. Sir, take what liberty you 

 think fit, for your difcourfe feems 

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