Martial, : the twelve books of Epigrams,.

BOOK THREE XCIX TO THE COBBLER PARVENU NAY, why resent the jest I made? Your anger pray subdue; I only pointed at your trade, Good cobbler, not at you. Let not the harmless line I wrote Your enmity provoke; You slit a gladiator's throatMay I not crack a joke? C A BOON FROM HEA VEN THE rain at midday, when I sent to you, Must needs have soaked both book and bearer through. How excellently timed! The sky no doubt Sent down its flood to wash my blunders out. 103

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Martial, : the twelve books of Epigrams,.
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