No More Learning

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[Footnote 3: servant, slave, peasant. ]

[Footnote 4: if. ]

[Footnote 5: a contraction of _them_. ]

[Footnote 6: naked, original. ]

[Footnote 7: nature. ]

[Footnote 8: liking. ]

[Footnote 9: might. The sense of this line is, Would you see every
thing in its primaeval state. ]

[Footnote 10: wise-egger, a philosopher. ]

[Footnote 11: knowledge. ]

[Footnote 12: sporting. ]

[Footnote 13: answered. ]

[Footnote 14: aid, or help. ]

[Footnote 15: work. ]

[Footnote 16: drink.
]

[Footnote 17: a hood, or covering for the back part of the head. ]

[Footnote 18: guilded. ]

[Footnote 19: borders of gold and silver, on which was laid thin
plates of either metal counterchanged, not unlike the present spangled
laces. ]

[Footnote 20: lord. ]

[Footnote 21: sultry. ]

[Footnote 22: car. ]

[Footnote 23: seed. ]

[Footnote 24: quickly, presently. ]

[Footnote 25: gather. ]

[Footnote 26: grow. ]

[Footnote 27: fate. ]

[Footnote 28: a contraction of wither. ]

[Footnote 29: dried. ]

[Footnote 30: sweet. ]

[Footnote 31: flower. ]

[Footnote 32: equal.