"sickerness" meaning in English

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        "the state, condition, or quality of being certain; certainty; assurance."
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          "text": "Comprehending the world casual and transitory, Who list to consider shall never be beguiled, If it be regist'red well in memory; A plain example of worldly vainglory: How in this world there is no sickerness, But fallible flattery enmixed with bitterness.",
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