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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
EPIGRAM, by DECIMUS MAGNUS AUSONIUS Poet's Biography
First Line: The cynic's narrow household stuff of crutch
Last Line: "he flings his dish, cries, ""I've one in my hand."
First Line: The cynic's narrow household stuff of crutch
Last Line: "he flings his dish, cries, ""I've one in my hand."
THE Cynic's narrow household stuff of crutch,
A stool and dish, was lumber thought too much:
For whilst a hind drinks out on's palms, o' th' strand
He flings his dish, cries, "I've one in my hand."
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