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Note 274 — The Table. (continued 2)

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"On Sore Eyes.

Fuscus was councell'd if he would preserve His eyes in perfect sight, drinking to swerve; But he reply'd, 'tis better that I shu'd Loose the, then keep them for the worms as food."

Wits Recreations, 1640 (p. 35 of reprint 1817).

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