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1. A judge in equal scales cross arguments should lay

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A judge in equal scales cross arguments should lay
Last Line:
And let that be his rule which heaviest does weigh
DMI number:
9590

2. Divided empire all wise men avoid

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Divided empire all wise men avoid
Last Line:
For power communicated is destroyed
Author:
Katherine Philips (Absolute)
DMI number:
9588

3. Let fond affection no pretenses make

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Let fond affection no pretenses make
Last Line:
To suffer what it self must disapprove
Author:
Sir John Denham (Absolute)
DMI number:
9528

4. Oh dangerous friendship kindness to be feared

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Oh dangerous friendship kindness to be feared
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Which turns with fortune and by her is steered
Author:
Katherine Philips (Speculation)
DMI number:
9587

5. Passions should be excused that only move

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Passions should be excused that only move
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Either from too much zeal or too much love
DMI number:
9589

6. That man whose troubles from fate's causes flow

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That man whose troubles from fate's causes flow
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Deserves to lose a good he knows not how to use
DMI number:
9532

7. Whose blood does in an equal temper flow

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Whose blood does in an equal temper flow
Last Line:
A hundred easy ways repeats
DMI number:
9530