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No sure Conclusions, can be grounded on
That, which this General hath lately done,
Although, to make his passage hither smooth,
He Lambert foyl'd, as Lambert foiled Booth;
For, men, and humane actions, whatsoe'r
They promise, or portend, so trustless are,
That, none can yet know, whether of the Three
Shall to himself, or us, most prosp'rous be;
Though, for the present, there is in the One
Hope of much good, and in the other none.
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