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...well hit off by Dryden in the Epilogue to The Duke of Guise, produced at Drury Lane in December, 1682: We Trimmers are for holding all things even. — Yes...— just like him that hung 'twixt Hell and Heaven. — Damn'd Neuters, in their middle way of steering, Are neither Fish nor Flesh nor good Red-Herring:...

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