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A SNARLINGE curre, did in the manger lie, Who rather steru'd? then made the haye, his meate, Yet shew'd his fanges, and offred for to flie Vppon the oxe, who hungred for to eate. And there throughe spite, did keepe the oxe from foode: Vntill for wante, hee faynted as hee stoode. The couetous man enuious, here behoulde, Who hath inowghe, yet vse thereof doth lacke: And doth enuie his needie neighbour, shoulde But get a groate, if he coulde houlde it backe? Who, thoughe they doe possesse the diuill, and all? Yet are they like the dogge, in oxes stall? Inuidus alienas ia- cturas, suos quaestus existimat. Chrys. super Math. Ho- mil. 41.

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