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The sixth is a file-cly that not one cully spares,[10]

The seventh a budge to track softly upstairs; [11]

The eighth is a bulk, that can bulk any hick, [12]

If the master be nabbed, then the bulk he is sick,

The ninth is an angler, to lift up a grate [13]

If he sees but the lurry his hooks he will bait.

Toure you well, etc.

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