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[Footnote 3:]

Mr. Bayes, the poet, in the Duke of Buckingham's

Rehearsal

, after showing how he has planned a Thunder and Lightning Prologue for his play, says,

Come out, Thunder and Lightning.
Enter Thunder and Lightning..
Thun I am the bold Thunder.
BayesMr. Cartwright, prithee speak that a little louder, and with a hoarse voice. I am the bold Thunder: pshaw! Speak it me in a voice that thunders it out indeed: I am the bold Thunder.
ThunI am the bold Thunder.
Light The brisk Lightning, I.

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