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...thefe times, pen fuch another play as that was ! they'll prate and fwagger, and keep a ftir of ait and devices, when (as I am a gentleman) read 'em, they are the moft (hallow, pitiful, barren fellows, that live upon the face of the earth again! Mat. Indeed, here...

...penn'd ! I would fain see all the poets of these times pen such another play as that was ! They'll prate and swagger, and keep a stir of art and devices,...are the most shallow, pitiful, barren fellows, that Uve upon the face of the earth again. Mat. Indeed, here are a numberof fine speeches in this book....

...penn'd ! I would fain see all the poets of these times pen such another play ns that was ! They'll Mr Mirabell disguised to Madam Millamant this afternoon. I though: something was rend 'em, they are the most shallow, pitiful, barren fellows, that live upon the face of the earth...

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