The Divils Charter A tragaedie Conteining the Life and Death of Pope Alexander the sixt |
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Epilogus.
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Epilogus.
Heroicke and beneuolent spectators,Your gratious eares, and curious obseruations,
Iuditious censures, and sweete clemencie,
Haue thus addrest our Tragick Theater,
T exchange contentment, for benignitie:
Humbly deuoted to your good desires.
For some delight, cause of discourse for others,
For all example, and for none offence,
Your fauours are a royall recompence.
Which when our loftie Muses shall perceiue,
Then in more pompous and triumphant state,
Your eyes with glory shall the deed receaue
Of mightie Monarches, Kings, and change of fate.
By me those persons which our Scene presented,
Kisse all your hands, and wish you well contented.
FINIS.
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