Democritus in London: With the Mad Pranks and Comical Conceits of Motley and Robin Good-fellow, to which are Added Notes Festivous, EtcW. Pickering, 1852 - 312 страници |
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... . George Fox , the Quaker , meeting him riding in Hampton Court Park , " felt , " ( to use his own expressive language ) as he drew near him , " a waft of death And made her house of Sabbath rest For beasts a DEMOCRITUS IN LONDON . 73.
... . George Fox , the Quaker , meeting him riding in Hampton Court Park , " felt , " ( to use his own expressive language ) as he drew near him , " a waft of death And made her house of Sabbath rest For beasts a DEMOCRITUS IN LONDON . 73.
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... Quakers dance , that formal folk ! a Clumsy reel or ponderous polka ! You , who give the thorogonimble To poor rogues that rig the thimble ! Frighten petty knaves in grain With the rattling of your chain ! Dole them a collation hybrid ...
... Quakers dance , that formal folk ! a Clumsy reel or ponderous polka ! You , who give the thorogonimble To poor rogues that rig the thimble ! Frighten petty knaves in grain With the rattling of your chain ! Dole them a collation hybrid ...
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... Quaker ! ) Out of many , many an acre ; Giving for their title deeds Little bits of glass , and beads ! - lower class of mankind ( to whom the actions of their supe- riors are but too apt to give law ) that they have no better examples ...
... Quaker ! ) Out of many , many an acre ; Giving for their title deeds Little bits of glass , and beads ! - lower class of mankind ( to whom the actions of their supe- riors are but too apt to give law ) that they have no better examples ...
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... Quakers ) buy up corn when it is cheap , sell it again when it is dear , and are more thankful to God for a famine than others are for plenteousness . Painting and With his lantern here in London Would his work be 144 DEMOCRITUS IN LONDON .
... Quakers ) buy up corn when it is cheap , sell it again when it is dear , and are more thankful to God for a famine than others are for plenteousness . Painting and With his lantern here in London Would his work be 144 DEMOCRITUS IN LONDON .
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... Quaker ' Tis " pull Devil ! pull Baker ! " If you love to hear and see cant- ( My last ruse , Sirs , is to re - cant , 1 Solemn vows to break and barter To be written down a martyr ! Petted , as apostate 18 knave is , 17 sculpture they ...
... Quaker ' Tis " pull Devil ! pull Baker ! " If you love to hear and see cant- ( My last ruse , Sirs , is to re - cant , 1 Solemn vows to break and barter To be written down a martyr ! Petted , as apostate 18 knave is , 17 sculpture they ...
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