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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
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A CELEBRATION OF CHARIS: 10. ANOTHER LADY'S EXCEPTION, by BEN JONSON Poet's Biography
First Line: For his mind, I do not care
Last Line: Tis one good part I'd lie withal.
First Line: For his mind, I do not care
Last Line: Tis one good part I'd lie withal.
For his mind, I do not care,
That's a toy, that I could spare:
Let his title be but great,
His clothes rich, and band sit neat,
Himself young, and face be good,
All I wish is understood.
What you please, you parts may call,
'Tis one good part I'd lie withal.
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