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['London, Tho. Salusbury, 1692\r\nThis edition is avalaible in EEBO\r\ntranslator male: D.W. Gent\r\n\r\nJudgment/evaluation : \r\n-\tNegative about work:\r\n{concerning paratext]\r\n\r\nDedication: "this Diverting tho\'Unpolished Treatise at your Feet. I have eased hereby, some few leisure Hours, purely to avoid the intruding Cares of what might happen."\r\n"...BUT..."\r\n"The Subject is Love; So much the more curious, for who is not found of knowing what they feel; besides the natural Inclination of piercing into Secrets. The Scene,t is true, was acted in a far distant Climate; still the more encouraging, for what is more pleasant to the Scebnne than Novelty, taht necessary Appartenance of our Nature."']
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