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A30756	Butler, Samuel, 1612-1680.	Hudibras the second part.	1663		.xml	application/xml	14054	468	77	So they fall to 't with teeth and knives , And throw about 'em for their lives , They little leisure had to prate , And so avoided all debate , To wit , had stomacks like to horse , And had not time to find discourse ; They did so pay shoulder a Mutton , That morsel scarce was left there uppon For Squires , and Charge , whose looks so meager Declar'd that they to eat were eager Quoth Hudibras , Squires take away , Victual your Camps , but do not stay Long by 't ; and hear me , send up Pease , They will our appetites appease ; Dispatch , for business great ( you know ) Oh fie ( quoth she ) are you without A cloth , then down she dropt her clout , And spreaded it to best advantage ( In cloath sometimes there may be scantage ) And so they fell to picking bone , Which was snatcht at by every one , With many a Wink-contrived-slip , And happy he could get a snip , Only for Damsel carv'd was Knuckle , And she as stoutly with 't did buckle ; Quoth Squires , are there no Peason left For us , who are with hunger cleft ?	cache/A30756.xml	txt/A30756.txt
