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THE ROSCIAD.
"If Manly Sense; if Nature, link'd with Art;"If thorough Knowledge of the Human Heart;"If Pow'rs of Acting, vast and unconfin'd;"If fewest Faults, with greatest Beauties join'd; 830"If strong Expression, and strange Pow'rs, which lie"Within the magic circle of the eye;"If Feelings which few hearts, like His, can know,"And which no Face so well as His can shew;"Deserve the Pref'rence;———Garrick take the Chair;"Nor quit it———'till Thou place an Equal There. 536

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