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Here'i such a Rout with Whigging and with Torying

That you ruglect your deaMov'd Hn of Whoring : The Viaor-Mask, that ventur'd her Half-Crown, Finding no hopea but hère to be undone ;... Turn» Godly atreighl and goe» to Church in spight; And doe» not doubt, since you are grown so jickle, To fïnd more Culliet in a Conventicle.

(Banks. Verttte Betray'd, ëpilo^'ue.

Our Prolofue-Wit grows flat : tlie Niip's worn off; And howMe 'cre wc lurn, and tri m tlio Stufl*. Tlio Gloss is (Tone, that look'd al firtl ho sr*udy ; Tis now no Jest to hear \oun(^ Girls lalk Baudy. But IMols and Parties, give new matter birth ; And Stato Distractions serve you hcre for iiiiith t

(Shadwell l?j. il Lenten Prologue.)

t. Notamment dans The Disappointment,

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