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...secret miss, For neither it in art or nature is, Yet things well worth his toil he gains, And doth his charge and labour pay, With good unsought, experiments by the way. All parties being thus disposed to be pleased with themselves, and with each other, the occupation...

...secret miss, For neither it in art or nature is, Yet things well worth his toil he gains, And doth his charge and labour pay, With good unsought, experiments by the way." All parties being thus disposed to he pleased with themselves, and with each other, the occupation...

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