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EN AMOUR, EN COUR, ET A l_A CHASSE, Inter manum et mentum. MANY A SLIP 'TWIXT THE CUP AND THE LIP. i WIFT, through the flood, cheer'd by his matter's praife, With vig'rous ftroke the Spaniel cleaves his way, And lo ! already <strong>with</strong> his ardent gaze, He marks the wounded wild-fowl as his prey. CHACUN NE PREND CE G^U'IL. POURCHASSE. 69
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LIBROS Y AMIGOS, TO WILLIAM STIRLIN
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FILLE TROP EN RUE, EST TOST PERDUE.
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