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200:01;000@@@@@| 200:01;529[U ]| Truth sayes, of old, the art of making plaies 200:01;529[U ]| Was to$9$ content the people; and their praise 200:01;529[U ]| Was to$4$ the Poet money, wine, and bayes. 200:01;529[U ]| But in$4$ this age, a sect of writers are, 200:01;529[U ]| That$6@1$, onely, for$4$ particular likings care, 200:01;529[U ]| And will$1$ taste nothing that$6@1$ is populare. 200:01;529[U ]| With such we$6@2$ mingle neither braines, nor 200:01;529[U ]| brests; 200:01;529[U ]| our$6@2$ wishes, like$4$ to$4$ those make publique feasts, 200:01;529[U ]| Are not to$9$ please the cookes tastes, but the 200:01;529[U ]| guestes. 200:01;529[U ]| Yet, if those cunning palates hether come, 200:01;529[U ]| They shall find guests entreaty, and good roome; 200:01;529[U ]| And though all relish not, sure, there will$1$ be some, 200:01;529[U ]| That$6@1$, when they leaue their seates, shall make them say, 200:01;529[U ]| Who$6@1$ wrot that$6@2$ piece, could so$5@2$ have wro . . .
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