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...up and down Some three or four miles out of town ; For thither sober folks repair, To take the dial, which they call air. Dull Folly (not the wanton wild...beholders, where she dwells. Yet once a week, this parse-proud cit Shall ape the sallies of a wit, An'd after ev'ry Sunday's dinner, To priestly saint,...

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