Sermo Trentaduefimus. * Me nunc mente capis? respondes maxume, at ipfe Ut non te fallat lubricans memoria, adeffum, Fortiter, in fchenas vellem tibi porgere pug num. Sermo Trentatriefimus. Mufa fignora foror, non dum tua conta finerunt ? Linquere, et ifta potes; deh nunc ad fercola torna. Pofitus ad tavolam, propter foccorre trippæ, Non ofes grattare caput, ftrigliare cotruz zum: Sit tibi malfactum fpeffas fgorgare pataccas, Sermo trentaquattrefimus. Cum fvogliata ftais, non bastant mille sfoiatæ : Non lafagnarum piattonia mille baliæ, Ad te invogliandam, Madama Camilla Ca mena. Non decet ogn' unum convivæ porgere un' altro, Quæ tenet in proprio, bocconia dulcia piatto : Sit nifi banchetto primus, fedutus ut Abbas. Sermo Trentaquinquefimus. * * Quid modo de quellis, qui cum fcrittoria laf fant, Egreffi baglio ad turbas, fciocchiffime portant, Defuper orecchium calamos inchioftro colantes? 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