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Rh He can afford. Flatter his wife : pity his children; till we can Reduce all to our will, as spaniels are taught with art.'

For the context see Ellis and Yeats (iii. 70, 71), where, however, this passage is printed with such extraordinary inaccuracy as to suggest that the whole poem has been practically rewritten by Mr, Ellis.}}