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CRITICS.
Who seeks for spots in Sol, must gazeThrough mediums that obstruct his rays;
So jealous envy's jaundiced eye,
Hides beauties, trivial faults to spy.
We own our work has some defects,
'Tis what each candid mind expects;
But has it marks of taste and talents?
In mercy let that strike the balance.
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