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triue to breed, 105
And reare 'hem vp new ones; but they doe not ? tand,
When they come there: they turne 'hem on our hands.
And it is fear'd they haue a ? tud o' their owne
Will put downe ours. Both our breed, and trade
VVill ? uddenly decay, if we preuent not. 110
Vnle? ? e it be a _Vice_ of quality,
Or fa? hion, now, they take none from vs. Car-men
Are got into the yellow ? tarch, and Chimney-? weepers
To their tabacco, and ? trong-waters, _Hum_,
_Meath_, and _Obarni_. VVe mu?
t therefore ayme 115
At extraordinary ? ubtill ones, now,
When we doe ? end to keepe vs vp in credit.
Not old _Iniquities_. Get you e'ne backe, Sir,
To making of your rope of ? and againe.
You are not for the manners, nor the times: [98] 120
They haue their _Vices_, there, mo? t like to _Vertues_;
You cannnot know 'hem, apart, by any difference:
They weare the ? ame clothes, eate the ? ame meate,
Sleepe i' the ? elfe-? ame beds, rid i' tho? e coaches.
Or very like, foure hor? es in a coach, 125
As the be? t men and women.