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...in the " reading, what was become of " those glaring colours which " amazed me in Bussy d'Amlois " upon the theatre ; but when I " had taken up what I supposed a " fallen star, I found J had been " cozened with a jelly : nothing " but a cold dull mass, which " glittered no longer than...

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