Topic 9 — Theatre talk: prologues, poets and players

Dominant work: Poetaster, or The Arraignment · genre mix of this topic (British Drama labels): comedy 58%; tragedy 11%; not in BritDrama 8%

132chunks

64,830words

76works

13works with ≥3 chunks

5 %dominant work

15 %top-3 works

All statistics on this page are on the representative editions (one per work). Including the other editions, placed after the fit: 156 chunks · 80 works · 76,722 words — those 24 chunks are listed at the end of the page and are not part of any figure above.

Classification cross-work theme (confirmed, in the genre comparison) · confirmed by the researcher
Label (researcher): Theatre talk: prologues, poets and players

Original AI draft — before researcher review

draft label: Theatre talk: prologues, poets and players · pattern basis: thematic_discourse
132 chunks, 76 works, no work above 5 %. Plays about playing: prologues, inductions, epilogues, poets and their censurers, players and audiences (Jonson, Brome, Nashe, Rawlins, Glapthorne). Much of it is framing matter (prologue/epilogue) rather than plot; still comparable across works.
chunks read for the draft: 422_00002;1140_00037;1172_00002;396_00000;1135_00027;533_00004;1144_00000

In the analyses: author comparisons for this topic · this topic by decade.

Keywords

Class-TF-IDF (uniform rule)

playstagepoetprologueauthorwitplaysmusesceneplayers

KeyBERT-style (cosine of word to topic centroid)

mirthpoetshoracepoetplaysactorscomedygentlemenprologueact

MMR (diversified)

mirthpoetsprologuegentlemenplayshoracefaithmusewitcensure

Amber = capitalised in ≥80 % of occurrences (probable name). Keywords are computed on the unmasked text.

Most typical chunk of each of the leading works

Poetaster, or The Arraignment typ. 0.83

Jonson, Ben, 1602 · comedy · 7 chunks of this work here

No Sir. Yes Sir. I hear of a Tragedy of yours coming forth for the common Players there, called Medea. By my household gods, if I come to the acting of it, I'll add one tragic part…

The Antipodes typ. 0.81

Brome, Richard, 1640 · not in BritDrama · 7 chunks of this work here

My Lord we are corrected. Go, be ready: But you Sir are incorrigible, and Take licence to yourself, to add unto Your parts, your own free fancy; and sometimes To alter, or diminish…

The Magnetic Lady, or Humors Reconciled typ. 0.85

Jonson, Ben, 1640 · comedy · 6 chunks of this work here

They are no other but narrow, and shrunk natures; shriveld up, poor things, that cannot think well of themselves, who dare to detract others. That Signature is upon them, and it wi…

Every Man Out of His Humor typ. 0.83

Jonson, Ben, 1600 · comedy · 5 chunks of this work here

Nay Asper. Peace Mitis, I do know your thought: You'll say, your audience will except at this? Pish: you are too timorous, and full of doubt: Then, he a patient, shall reject all P…

Cynthia's Revels, or The Fountain of Self-Love typ. 0.85

Jonson, Ben, 1616 · satire · 5 chunks of this work here

So, sir, this is all the reformation you seek? It is: do not you think it necessary to be practised, my little wag? Yes, where any such ill-habited custom is received. O (I had alm…

Histriomastix, or The Player Whipped typ. 0.83

Marston, John, 1610 · moral · 5 chunks of this work here

My Lord hath sent request to see a play. Your Lord? what, shall our pains be soundly recompensed? With open hand of honours frank reward? Ye shall have four fair Angels gentlemen, …

Bartholomew Fair typ. 0.81

Jonson, Ben, 1631 · comedy · 5 chunks of this work here

It is also agreed, that every man here, exercise his own judgement, and not censure by Contagion, or upon trust, from another's voice, or face, that sits by him, be he never so fir…

Hamlet, Prince of Denmark typ. 0.80

Shakespeare, William, 1623 · tragedy · 4 chunks of this work here

It shall do well. But yet do I believe The Origin and Commencement of this grief Sprung from neglected love. How now Ophelia? You need not tell us, what Lord Hamlet said, We heard …

Genre mix (chunks of this topic, British Drama labels)

comedy

76 (58 %)

tragedy

14 (11 %)

not in BritDrama

11 (8 %)

tragicomedy

10 (8 %)

moral

7 (5 %)

satire

5 (4 %)

pastoral

3 (2 %)

romance

2 (2 %)

This is the direction topic → genre, on the raw British Drama labels; the share of each genre group's text that falls in this topic is on the Genre page.

Works

Poetaster, or The Arraignment (7), The Antipodes (7), The Magnetic Lady, or Humors Reconciled (6), Every Man Out of His Humor (5), Cynthia's Revels, or The Fountain of Sel (5), Histriomastix, or The Player Whipped (5), Bartholomew Fair (5), Hamlet, Prince of Denmark (4), The Isle of Gulls (4), Satiromastix, or The Untrussing of the H (3), What You Will (3), Technogamia, or The Marriages of the Art (3), The Staple of News (3), Summer's Last Will and Testament (2), Antonio and Mellida (2) …

Excerpts

Cynthia's Revels, or The Fountain of Self-Love (1616) · typ. 0.85
…tom is received. O (I had almost forgot it too) they say, the umbrae, or ghosts of some three or four plays, departed a dozen years since, have been seen walking on your stage here: take heed, boy, if your house be haunted with such hobgoblins, 'twill fright away all your spectators quickly. Good, sir, but what will you say now, if a Poet…

The Magnetic Lady, or Humors Reconciled (1640) · typ. 0.85
…y should come to hear, and see Plays, and say nothing for their money. O, yes; say what you will: so it be to purpose, and in place. Can any thing be out of purpose at a Play? I see no reason, if I come here, and give my eighteen pence, or two shillings for my Seat, but I should take it out in censure, on the Stage. Your two shilling wort…

The Isle of Gulls (1606) · typ. 0.85
…head of Poetry, and the very Crystal fount of Parnassus. Chaste ears would never endure it sir. Chaste ears, now deafness light upon 'em, what should chaste ears do at a play. 'tis strange now, I am of neither a both your opinions, I like neither railing nor bawdry: no, give me a stately penned history, as thus, The rugged winds, with rud…

The Magnetic Lady, or Humors Reconciled (1640) · typ. 0.85
…y standing as you can: Fly every thing (you see) to the mark, and censure it; freely. So, you interrupt not the Series, or thread of the Argument, to break or pucker it, with unnecessary questions. For, I must tell you, (not out of mine own Dictamen, but the Authors,) A good Play, is like a skeene of silk: which, if you take by the right …

Epicene, or The Silent Woman (1616) · typ. 0.84
…is Muse be true, Who commends her to you. THe ends of all, who for the Scene do write, Are, or should be, to profit, and delight. And stilled hath been the praise of all best times, So persons were not touched, to tax the crimes. Then, in this play, which we present to night, And make the object of your ear, and sight, On forfeit of yours…

The Isle of Gulls (1606) · typ. 0.84
…l sit out the play, and be but to avoid that sheepish imputation, but see it be bawdy, or by this light I and all my friends will hiss. You should not deal gentlemanlike with us else. The misery that waits upon the pen Of the best Writers, judge it gentlemen, Let them express the very soul of wit, And want Opinions voice to countenance it…

The Lover's Melancholy (1629) · typ. 0.84
TO tell ye (Gentlemen) in what true sense The Writer, Actors, or the audience Should mould their judgements for a Play, might draw Truth into Rules, but we have no such law. Our Writer, for himself would have ye know, That in his following Scenes, he doth not owe To others' Fancies, …

Aglaura (1638) · typ. 0.84
I'Ve thought upon't; and cannot tell which way Ought I can say now, should advance the Play. For Plays are either good, or bad; the good, (If they do beg) beg to be understood. And in good faith, that has as bold a sound, As if a beggar should ask twenty po…

The Magnetic Lady, or Humors Reconciled (1640) · typ. 0.84
…et? Which of 'hem? Sir we have divers that drive that trade, now: Poets, Poet'accios, Poetasters, Poetitoes— And all Haberdashers of small wit, I presume: we would speak with the Poet o' the day, Boy. Sir, he is not here. But, I have the dominion of the Shop, for this time, under him, and can show you all the variety the Stage will afford…

A Fine Companion (1633) · typ. 0.84
ARe you the Author of this Play? What then? Out o' this Poetry, I wonder what You do with this Disease, a seed of Vipers Spawned in Parnassus' pool, whom the world frowns on, And here you vent your poison on the Stage. What sa…

Ram Alley, or Merry Tricks (1611) · typ. 0.83
Homebred mirth our Muse doth sing, The satires tooth and Waspish sting, Which most do hurt when least suspected, By this Play are not affected; But if Conceit with quick-turned Scenes, Observing all those ancient streams, Which from the Horsefoot fount do flow, As Time, Place, Person, and t…

Histriomastix, or The Player Whipped (1610) · typ. 0.83
…ld be feasted in Apollo's hall; But (Lords) the chaps of wide-paunched gluttony, Have wasted all the dainties of the land. Servant Philarchus, what, no mask too night? A Play, a Mask, a Banquet, we'll have all. My Lord, the Players now are grown so proud, Ten pound a play, or no point Comedy. What? insolent with glib prosperity? Faith Gen…

All 132 chunks of the representative editions (chronological; click a header to sort)

chunk	play	author	published	genre	words	typicality
83_00000	Ralph Roister Doister	Udall, Nicholas	1566	comedy	488	0.646
100_00000	Damon and Pithias	Edwards, Richard	1571	comedy	507	0.747
135_00000	Sappho and Phao	Lyly, John	1584	comedy	429	0.724
238_00006	The Cobbler's Prophecy	Wilson, Robert	1594	moral	514	0.668
365_00003	Every Man Out of His Humor	Jonson, Ben	1600	comedy	458	0.831
365_00038	Every Man Out of His Humor	Jonson, Ben	1600	comedy	502	0.810
396_00002	Summer's Last Will and Testament	Nashe, Thomas	1600	comedy	441	0.790
365_00005	Every Man Out of His Humor	Jonson, Ben	1600	comedy	466	0.778
365_00001	Every Man Out of His Humor	Jonson, Ben	1600	comedy	480	0.746
365_00004	Every Man Out of His Humor	Jonson, Ben	1600	comedy	467	0.742
396_00000	Summer's Last Will and Testament	Nashe, Thomas	1600	comedy	304	0.721
364_00001	Old Fortunatus	Dekker, Thomas	1600	romance	487	0.714
422_00003	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1602	comedy	507	0.831
418_00002	Antonio and Mellida	Marston, John	1602	comedy	505	0.828
422_00006	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1602	comedy	497	0.822
444_00042	Satiromastix, or The Untrussing of the Humorous Poet	Dekker, Thomas	1602	comedy	510	0.795
422_00001	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1602	comedy	493	0.785
418_00000	Antonio and Mellida	Marston, John	1602	comedy	447	0.772
422_00028	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1602	comedy	502	0.754
422_00004	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1602	comedy	489	0.731
444_00041	Satiromastix, or The Untrussing of the Humorous Poet	Dekker, Thomas	1602	comedy	511	0.709
422_00045	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1602	comedy	471	0.707
444_00039	Satiromastix, or The Untrussing of the Humorous Poet	Dekker, Thomas	1602	comedy	486	0.674
422_00002	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1602	comedy	506	0.666
518_00000	All Fools	Chapman, George	1605	comedy	468	0.791
501_00000	The Dutch Courtesan (Cockle de Moye)	Marston, John	1605	comedy	465	0.746
555_00001	The Isle of Gulls	Day, John	1606	comedy	509	0.847
555_00002	The Isle of Gulls	Day, John	1606	comedy	489	0.842
533_00004	The Gentleman Usher (Vincentio and Margaret)	Chapman, George	1606	comedy	487	0.785
555_00033	The Isle of Gulls	Day, John	1606	comedy	504	0.757
548_00000	Wily Beguiled	Anonymous	1606	comedy	460	0.747
555_00000	The Isle of Gulls	Day, John	1606	comedy	502	0.727
533_00003	The Gentleman Usher (Vincentio and Margaret)	Chapman, George	1606	comedy	489	0.694
577_00000	The Woman Hater (The Hungry Courtier)	Beaumont, Francis / Fletcher, John	1607	comedy	473	0.797
592_00001	What You Will	Marston, John	1607	comedy	454	0.765
592_00000	What You Will	Marston, John	1607	comedy	456	0.751
562_00000	Lingua, or The Combat of the Tongue and the Five Senses	Tomkis, Thomas	1607	comedy; allegory	483	0.731
562_00032	Lingua, or The Combat of the Tongue and the Five Senses	Tomkis, Thomas	1607	comedy; allegory	551	0.722
592_00008	What You Will	Marston, John	1607	comedy	492	0.688
573_00039	The Phoenix	Middleton, Thomas	1607	comedy	550	0.681
651_00030	A Mad World, My Masters	Middleton, Thomas	1608	comedy	516	0.720
651_00032	A Mad World, My Masters	Middleton, Thomas	1608	comedy	512	0.719
663_00001	The Case Is Altered	Jonson, Ben	1609	comedy	469	0.813
663_00014	The Case Is Altered	Jonson, Ben	1609	comedy	478	0.763
681_00012	Histriomastix, or The Player Whipped	Marston, John	1610	moral	500	0.832
681_00008	Histriomastix, or The Player Whipped	Marston, John	1610	moral	507	0.825
681_00007	Histriomastix, or The Player Whipped	Marston, John	1610	moral	507	0.780
681_00005	Histriomastix, or The Player Whipped	Marston, John	1610	moral	509	0.777
673_00000	The Turk (Muleasses the Turk)	Mason, John	1610	tragedy	495	0.759
681_00017	Histriomastix, or The Player Whipped	Marston, John	1610	moral	487	0.686
683_00000	Ram Alley, or Merry Tricks	Barry, Lording	1611	comedy	445	0.834
696_00000	The Roaring Girl, or Moll Cutpurse	Dekker, Thomas / Middleton, Thomas	1611	comedy	480	0.748
707_00000	If It Be Not Good, the Devil Is in It (If This Be Not a	Dekker, Thomas	1612	comedy	483	0.710
724_00000	The Knight of the Burning Pestle	Beaumont, Francis	1613	comedy	494	0.803
710_00005	The Revenge of Bussy D'Ambois	Chapman, George	1613	tragedy	488	0.732
751_00000	The Four Prentices of London	Heywood, Thomas	1615	romance	464	0.795
413_00003	Cynthia's Revels, or The Fountain of Self-Love	Jonson, Ben	1616	satire	492	0.853
704_00000	Epicene, or The Silent Woman	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	522	0.843
413_00002	Cynthia's Revels, or The Fountain of Self-Love	Jonson, Ben	1616	satire	518	0.827
413_00012	Cynthia's Revels, or The Fountain of Self-Love	Jonson, Ben	1616	satire	544	0.779
606_00000	Volpone, or The Fox	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	504	0.775
413_00025	Cynthia's Revels, or The Fountain of Self-Love	Jonson, Ben	1616	satire	504	0.759
413_00029	Cynthia's Revels, or The Fountain of Self-Love	Jonson, Ben	1616	satire	518	0.671
704_00013	Epicene, or The Silent Woman	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	518	0.590
794_00000	Technogamia, or The Marriages of the Arts	Holyday, Barten	1618	comedy	507	0.779
794_00016	Technogamia, or The Marriages of the Arts	Holyday, Barten	1618	comedy	527	0.753
794_00035	Technogamia, or The Marriages of the Arts	Holyday, Barten	1618	comedy	496	0.658
453_00026	Hamlet, Prince of Denmark	Shakespeare, William	1623	tragedy	528	0.798
453_00020	Hamlet, Prince of Denmark	Shakespeare, William	1623	tragedy	527	0.782
453_00022	Hamlet, Prince of Denmark	Shakespeare, William	1623	tragedy	515	0.771
453_00019	Hamlet, Prince of Denmark	Shakespeare, William	1623	tragedy	518	0.745
868_00017	As You Like It	Shakespeare, William	1623	comedy	516	0.708
852_00002	Time Vindicated to Himself and to His Honors	Jonson, Ben	1623	masque	528	0.702
907_00000	Apollo Shroving	Hawkins, William	1627	comedy	512	0.761
914_00000	The Lover's Melancholy	Ford, John	1629	tragicomedy	469	0.842
917_00000	The Deserving Favorite	Carlell, Lodowick	1629	tragicomedy	513	0.758
957_00040	Sicelides (The Sicilians)	Fletcher, Phineas	1631	pastoral	480	0.823
971_00002	Bartholomew Fair	Jonson, Ben	1631	comedy	392	0.806
972_00010	The Staple of News	Jonson, Ben	1631	comedy	479	0.806
972_00000	The Staple of News	Jonson, Ben	1631	comedy	480	0.798
971_00000	Bartholomew Fair	Jonson, Ben	1631	comedy	500	0.788
971_00061	Bartholomew Fair	Jonson, Ben	1631	comedy	490	0.787
964_00000	Rhodon and Iris	Knevet, Ralph	1631	pastoral	470	0.745
952_00003	The Spanish Bawd (Calisto and Meliboea) (Celestina)	Mabbe, James / Rojas, Fernando de	1631	tragicomedy; literary	566	0.722
972_00032	The Staple of News	Jonson, Ben	1631	comedy	467	0.717
971_00001	Bartholomew Fair	Jonson, Ben	1631	comedy	481	0.706
971_00003	Bartholomew Fair	Jonson, Ben	1631	comedy	559	0.695
954_00000	The School of Compliment (Love Tricks)	Shirley, James	1631	comedy	552	0.675
975_00000	The Courageous Turk, or Amurath the First	Goffe, Thomas	1632	tragedy	452	0.794
980_00000	Changes, or Love in a Maze	Shirley, James	1632	comedy	518	0.771
977_00000	The Emperor of the East	Massinger, Philip	1632	tragicomedy	491	0.730
979_00015	Holland's Leaguer	Marmion, Shackerley	1632	comedy	482	0.703
987_00032	The Jealous Lovers	Randolph, Thomas	1632	comedy	505	0.702
1004_00000	A Fine Companion	Marmion, Shackerley	1633	comedy	531	0.836
1002_00020	The Bird in a Cage (The Beauties)	Shirley, James	1633	comedy	489	0.821
1007_00000	The English Traveller	Heywood, Thomas	1633	tragicomedy	505	0.808
993_00000	All's Lost by Lust	Rowley, William	1633	tragedy	477	0.744
998_00000	The Jew of Malta	Marlowe, Christopher	1633	tragedy	495	0.708
1018_00000	The Two Noble Kinsmen	Shakespeare, William / Fletcher, J	1634	tragicomedy	492	0.715
1030_00001	Adrasta, or The Woman's Spleen and Love's Conquest	Jones, John	1635	tragicomedy	451	0.786
1030_00000	Adrasta, or The Woman's Spleen and Love's Conquest	Jones, John	1635	tragicomedy	448	0.759
1028_00000	The Shepherds' Holiday	Rutter, Joseph	1635	pastoral	472	0.755
1039_00000	The Wonder of A Kingdom	Dekker, Thomas	1636	comedy	511	0.776
1040_00000	A Challenge for Beauty	Heywood, Thomas	1636	tragicomedy	464	0.723
1041_00000	The Vow Breaker, or The Fair Maid of Clifton	Sampson, William	1636	tragedy	511	0.670
1054_00000	The Example	Shirley, James	1637	comedy	491	0.786
1044_00000	Hannibal and Scipio	Nabbes, Thomas	1637	tragedy	515	0.769
1078_00000	Aglaura	Suckling, John	1638	not in BritDrama	498	0.842
1073_00002	The Conspiracy (Pallantus and Eudora)	Killigrew, Henry	1638	tragedy	508	0.762
1087_00033	The Muses' Looking Glass	Randolph, Thomas	1638	moral	507	0.695
1101_00000	The Lady's Trial	Ford, John	1639	not in BritDrama	477	0.788
1121_00000	The Royal Slave	Cartwright, William	1639	tragicomedy	415	0.777
1118_00000	The City Match	Mayne, Jasper	1639	comedy	501	0.756
1118_00040	The City Match	Mayne, Jasper	1639	comedy	459	0.737
1172_00019	The Magnetic Lady, or Humors Reconciled	Jonson, Ben	1640	comedy	487	0.851
1172_00002	The Magnetic Lady, or Humors Reconciled	Jonson, Ben	1640	comedy	433	0.847
1172_00000	The Magnetic Lady, or Humors Reconciled	Jonson, Ben	1640	comedy	508	0.837
1140_00012	The Antipodes	Brome, Richard	1640	not in BritDrama	491	0.813
1172_00010	The Magnetic Lady, or Humors Reconciled	Jonson, Ben	1640	comedy	482	0.813
1140_00006	The Antipodes	Brome, Richard	1640	not in BritDrama	485	0.808
1140_00000	The Antipodes	Brome, Richard	1640	not in BritDrama	485	0.804
1147_00000	1 Saint Patrick for Ireland	Shirley, James	1640	not in BritDrama	497	0.795
1144_00000	The Ladies' Privilege (The Lady's Privilege)	Glapthorne, Henry	1640	not in BritDrama	474	0.774
1140_00011	The Antipodes	Brome, Richard	1640	not in BritDrama	502	0.766
1140_00018	The Antipodes	Brome, Richard	1640	not in BritDrama	518	0.755
1135_00027	The Rebellion	Rawlins, Thomas	1640	tragedy	489	0.748
1125_00000	The Coronation	Shirley, James	1640	tragicomedy	509	0.747
1172_00001	The Magnetic Lady, or Humors Reconciled	Jonson, Ben	1640	comedy	493	0.746
1172_00018	The Magnetic Lady, or Humors Reconciled	Jonson, Ben	1640	comedy	472	0.733
1131_00000	Messalina, the Roman Empress	Richards, Nathaniel	1640	tragedy	506	0.716
1140_00037	The Antipodes	Brome, Richard	1640	not in BritDrama	508	0.715
1140_00014	The Antipodes	Brome, Richard	1640	not in BritDrama	501	0.708

Chunks from other editions (24; placed after the fit, not in the statistics)

chunk	play	author	published	genre	words	typicality
449_00016	Hamlet, Prince of Denmark	Shakespeare, William	1603	tragedy	501	0.794
449_00014	Hamlet, Prince of Denmark	Shakespeare, William	1603	tragedy	474	0.786
449_00018	Hamlet, Prince of Denmark	Shakespeare, William	1603	tragedy	497	0.744
470_00001	The Malcontent	Marston, John / Webster, John	1604	tragicomedy	515	0.853
470_00000	The Malcontent	Marston, John / Webster, John	1604	tragicomedy	514	0.776
423_00001	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	490	0.844
405_00000	Every Man in His Humor	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	513	0.837
368_00003	Every Man Out of His Humor	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	458	0.837
702_00000	The Alchemist	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	504	0.812
423_00003	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	518	0.777
368_00004	Every Man Out of His Humor	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	469	0.765
423_00056	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	465	0.746
368_00001	Every Man Out of His Humor	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	471	0.727
423_00004	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	517	0.694
423_00048	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	470	0.690
423_00002	Poetaster, or The Arraignment	Jonson, Ben	1616	comedy	508	0.680
705_00000	Epicene, or The Silent Woman	Jonson, Ben	1620	comedy	451	0.792
705_00011	Epicene, or The Silent Woman	Jonson, Ben	1620	comedy	516	0.579
387_00028	A Midsummer Night's Dream	Shakespeare, William	1623	comedy	520	0.772
556_00001	The Isle of Gulls	Day, John	1633	comedy	510	0.859
556_00002	The Isle of Gulls	Day, John	1633	comedy	486	0.841
556_00000	The Isle of Gulls	Day, John	1633	comedy	500	0.751
556_00034	The Isle of Gulls	Day, John	1633	comedy	504	0.718
853_00002	Time Vindicated to Himself and to His Honors	Jonson, Ben	1641	masque	521	0.702

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