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<p>THE feircest natures; whome in youthfull prime<lb/> Nor counsel good, nor reasons rule, could tame<lb/> Are by their owne experience, and in time<lb/> To order brought, and * taught themselves to frame<lb/> To honest courses, and to loath the waies<lb/> So well they liked, in their youthfull daies<lb/> Why then dispaire yee Madame, of your sonne<lb/> Whose wit, as in the sappe, doth but abound<lb/> * These braunches prun'd, that over rancklie runne<lb/> You'le find in time, the bodie inward sound<lb/> When Dullard sprightes, like fenny flagges belowe<lb/> Or fruictles beene, or rot while they do grow.</p>

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A hand from the clouds holding a lion on a leash

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Dies et ingenium

HIM

UIUC

IC

25F23(LION)(+8)

25H114

25I3

26A

31A2512(+933)

34A11(+0)

34E3

53B3(+0)

86(DIES ET INGENIUM)

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Dies et ingenium