Quote by Robert Herrick
And with our broth, and bread, and bits, sir friend, Youve far

And with our broth, and bread, and bits, sir friend,
Youve fared well : pray make an end ;
Two days youve larded here ; a third, ye know,
Makes guests and fish smell strong ; pray go – Robert Herrick

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