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Caesar , if thou shouldst read what I have writ,
Wear not the frown a world doth quake to see;
Even in triumphs may the soldiers' wit
Flow unreproved, aye tho' they jest at thee;
But let the smile thou grantest Thymelê,
Or gay Latinus, deck thy brow serene;
From censure may my harmless mirth be free,
My page is wanton but my life is clean.
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