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...in this precious art:— " Five pounds for every hundred will he give? " And then the hundred?—I begin to live."— So he began, and other means he...post to post, he reach'd the Chair, And there he now reposes—that's the Mayor.( 2 ) But't is not he, 't is not the kinder few, The mild, the good, who...

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