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Prefatory Materials (Folio 1, 1664)
297Upon the Effigies of my worthy Friend, the Au-
298thour Mr. W. Shakespeare, and his Works.
300The truer Image and a livelier he
301Turn Reader. But, observe his Comick vain,
302Laugh, and proceed next to a Tragick strain,
303Then weep; So when thou find'st two contraries,
307To the Memory of Mr. W. Shakespeare.
310From the VVorlds-Stage, to the Graves-Tyring-
311 room.
312We thought thee dead, but this thy Printed worth,
316That's but an Exit of Mortality;
317This, a Re-entrance to a Plaudite.
318J. M.