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== Allusion ==
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{{quote|''A Satyre.''<br/>
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THere is a Patron, to expresse his name,<br/> 
I thinke it needlesse, for you may coniecture,<br/> 
Who tis by dumbe showes: yet Ile reade a Lecture,<br/>  
Vpon's Anatomy: "He thinks no shame<br/> 
To be at home, yet to deny the same,<br/>
By one of 's Pander porters: he is proud [p. 63:]<br/>
Of a new Title giuen him, yet it's stale,<br/>
Knight-hood I wish: for's speech he speaks a tale,<br/>
With a Beere-brewers Grace, as for his bloud,<br/>
He saies he can deriu't from ''<keyword>Robin hood</keyword>'',<br/>
And his ''<keyword>May-Marian</keyword>'', and I thinke he may,<br/>
For's Mother plaid ''<keyword>May-Marian</keyword>'' tother day.<br/>
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If a rich country-Boore come to present him,<br/>
With Pigge or Goose, he shall no sooner come,<br/>
But the gate's open, and the Knight's at home<br/>
[...]<ref>{{:Braithwaite, Richard 1878a}}, pp. 62-63.</ref>}}</onlyinclude>
== Lists ==
* {{:Dobson, Richard Barrie 1976a}}, p. 316.
* Outside scope of: {{:Sussex, Lucy 1994a}}.
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