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Bid then our dogs to gather in the sheep.
Good shepherds, with their flock, betimes should sleep.
Who late lies down, thou know'st, as late will rise,
And, sluggard-like, to noon-day snoring lies, 172
While in the fold his injur'd ewes complain,
And after dewy pastures bleat in vain.
Bid then our dogs to gather in the sheep.
Good shepherds, with their flock, betimes should sleep.
Who late lies down, thou know'st, as late will rise,
And, sluggard-like, to noon-day snoring lies, 172
While in the fold his injur'd ewes complain,
And after dewy pastures bleat in vain.
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