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1 2|  the lute; one will have a tragedy, and another a comedy. Nor
2 2|    in general, will favour tragedy.~Cleinias. Very likely.~
3 7| they are termed, who write tragedy, come to us and say—”O strangers,
4 7|  are tragic poets, and our tragedy is the best and noblest;
5 7|   indeed the very truth of tragedy. You are poets and we are
6 8|  in the graver language of tragedy? When the poet introduces