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Lewkner's Lane
Now called “Charles Street,” Drury Lane, London, always noted
for ladies of the pavement.
The flymphs of chaste Diana's train,
The same with those of Lewkner's Lane.
Butler: Hudibras, part iii. canto 1.
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