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ONE SWALLOW DOES NOT MAKE A SUMMER. 17, met Wyl HASTEN AT LEISURE. 'HE Peach-tree with too eager hafte To fhew its bloflbms to the fun, Gives oft its pretty bloom to wafte Before the frofts of Spring are done. Much wifer is the Mulberry, Which only thinks its leaves to fhew, UNA HIRUNDO NON FACIT VER. 49
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LIBROS Y AMIGOS, TO WILLIAM STIRLIN
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