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at the Parsonage from Messrs. Smith and Elder, which disturbed，

Thou meanest that betwixt thy sons and me?

at the Parsonage from Messrs. Smith and Elder, which disturbed

Prince, they would fain convey me back to Thebes.

at the Parsonage from Messrs. Smith and Elder, which disturbed

If there be no compulsion, then methinks

at the Parsonage from Messrs. Smith and Elder, which disturbed

To rest in banishment befits not thee.

Nay, when _I_ wished it _they_ would not consent.

For shame! such temper misbecomes the faller.

Chide if thou wilt, but first attend my plea.

Say on, I wait full knowledge ere I judge.

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