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Epilogue.
Our Author knowing Fortitude's approv'd,When dangers threaten, if it stand unmov'd:
He, without feare, freely presents his cause
To you, for condemnation, or applause.
Reserve severer doomes, for such as dare
Boast their owne worth, he cannot feare or care:
Mistake him not, he vowes he is as cleare
From bold presumption, as he is from feare.
And if his Stranger has gain'd liking we' yee.
Faith then shake hands, and bid him welcome te' yee.
FINIS.
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