"A cobbler and a curate once disputed, Before a judge about the King's injunctions; Wherein the curate being still confuted, One said 'twere good if they two changèd functions. "Nay," quoth the judge, "I thereto should be loth, But an you will, we'll make them cobblers both.""
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Henry Parrot
1600 – 1626
Henry Parrot (fl. 1600–1626) was an English epigrammatist.
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