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  <dc:title>The Dilemma: a Scene in the Beggars Opera</dc:title>
  <dc:description>A young man stands between Henry Addington on the left and Henry Dundas on the right and says:
"Which way shall I turn me? - how can I decide. Tis this way - or that way - or which way you will.   What would please this friend- 'tother friend would take ill."
Addington replies:
"Unless to me you trust restore, I'll Doctor for you sir, no more" 
While Dundas adds:
"In pity - soften thy decree, Nor let me cry - Ah - Wha wants me" </dc:description>
  <dc:date>[1800-1809]</dc:date>
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