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TO

CERTAINE

FISHER-BOYES PLEASING
HIM WITH INGENIOVS
RIDDLES.

Aet from the bloods, euen of your-selfe-like fires,
Are you descended; that could make ye heires
To no huge hords of Coine; nor leaue ye Able
To feede Flocks of unnumerable Rabble.

The end of all the endlesse works of Homer.