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Beggar!--the only free men of our commonwealth, Free above scot-free, that observe no laws, Obey no governor, use no religion, But what they draw from their own ancient custom, Or constitute themselves; yet are no rebels. - [Beggars] The stars in order twinkle in the skies, And fall in silence, and in silence rise. - [Stars] Till, as a giant strong, a bridegroom gay, The sun springs dancing through the gates of day, He shakes his dewy locks, and hurls his beams O'er the proud hills, and down the glowing streams: His fiery coursers bound above the main, And whirl the car along th' ethereal plain; The fiery courses and the car display A stream of glory and a flood of day. - [Sun] What loss feels he that wots not what he loses? - [Proverbs]
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