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So said , a pond'rous trap he brought , And in the fact poor Puss was caught ,
Smuggler , says he , thou shalt be made A victim to our loss of trade . The captive
Cat , with piteous mews , For pardon , life , and freedom sues . A sister of the ...
So said , a pond'rous trap he brought , And in the fact poor Puss was caught ,
Smuggler , says he , thou shalt be made A victim to our loss of trade . The captive
Cat , with piteous mews , For pardon , life , and freedom sues . A sister of the ...
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A victim to our loss of trade . The captive Cat , with pit For pardon , life , and
freede A sister of the science spare One intrest is our common What insolence !
the Man Shall cats with us the game a Were all your interloping ban Extinguish'd ,
or ...
A victim to our loss of trade . The captive Cat , with pit For pardon , life , and
freede A sister of the science spare One intrest is our common What insolence !
the Man Shall cats with us the game a Were all your interloping ban Extinguish'd ,
or ...
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Hail , happy land ! whose fertile grounds The liquid fence of Neptune bounds ; By
bounteous Nature set apart , The seat of Industry and Art ! O Britain ! chosen port
of trade , May lux'ry ne'er thy sons invade ; May never minister ( intent His ...
Hail , happy land ! whose fertile grounds The liquid fence of Neptune bounds ; By
bounteous Nature set apart , The seat of Industry and Art ! O Britain ! chosen port
of trade , May lux'ry ne'er thy sons invade ; May never minister ( intent His ...
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50 Must you not by mean lies evade To - morrow's duns from ev'ry trade ? By
promises so often paid , Is yet your tailor's bill defray'd ? Must you not pitifully
fawn To have your butcher's writ withdrawn ? This must be done . In debts of play
Your ...
50 Must you not by mean lies evade To - morrow's duns from ev'ry trade ? By
promises so often paid , Is yet your tailor's bill defray'd ? Must you not pitifully
fawn To have your butcher's writ withdrawn ? This must be done . In debts of play
Your ...
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50 Must you not by mean lies evade To - morrow's duns from ev'ry trade ? By
promises so often paid , Is yet your tailor's bill defray'd ? Must you not pitifully
fawn To have your butcher's writ withdrawn ? This must be done . In debts of play
Your ...
50 Must you not by mean lies evade To - morrow's duns from ev'ry trade ? By
promises so often paid , Is yet your tailor's bill defray'd ? Must you not pitifully
fawn To have your butcher's writ withdrawn ? This must be done . In debts of play
Your ...
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| Заглавие | Bell's Edition, Томове 81–82 Bell's Edition, John Hamilton Mortimer |
| Автор | John Bell |
| Илюстрации от | Thomas Stothard, John Hamilton Mortimer |
| Издател | J. Bell, 1797 |
| Оригиналът е от | Мичиганският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 1 мар 2006 |
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