SIR, had my muse gain'd leisure to confer With your sharp judgment, ere I ventur'd her On such an audience, that my comedy Had suffer'd by thy obelisk and thee; It needed not of just applause despair, Because those many blots had made it fair. I now implore your mercy to my pen, That should have rather begg'd your rigour then.
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