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You may roast the new polyscope 'till you're content, but you'll never know how our poor hearts have been rent to jab each poor soul with some sharp edged (9) crack, that neither might wit nor yet spicyness lack. Long hours have we spent in our wearisome toil, making poems to order by midnight oil. The town we've ransacked for each possible ad., and now, since the Board hasn't done very bad, don't knock and cry out.
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