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Epigram 100. To Mr. John Adams, my Cousin
From A Chain of Golden Poems (1658)
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When we at Pembletous in Roster meet,
Time that before went slow flyes very fleet;
The reason is, an easie thing to think,
A knot of Jovial Blades, and mighty Drink.
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