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On Cheveril the Lawyer


XXXVII.
 — ON CHEVERIL THE LAWYER.
  
No cause, nor client fat, will CHEVERIL leese,
But as they come, on both sides he takes fees,
And pleaseth both : for while he melts his grease,
For this ; that wins, for whom he holds his peace.


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