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Por.
He doth nothing but frowne (as who should
say, and you will not
haue me, choose: he heares merrie
tales and smiles not, I feare
hee will proue the weeping
Phylosopher when he growes old,
being so full of vn
mannerly sadnesse in his youth.) I
had rather to be marri
ed to a deaths head with a bone
in his mouth, then to ei
ther of these: God defend me
from these two.