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This clime is England sure : it doth present [ Look about her . So much of honour ,
union , government : And this must needs be London , who in state , As fame tells
me , this day doth celebrate Th ' inauguration of their magistrate . This must be ...
This clime is England sure : it doth present [ Look about her . So much of honour ,
union , government : And this must needs be London , who in state , As fame tells
me , this day doth celebrate Th ' inauguration of their magistrate . This must be ...
Page 164
Cities , great sir , whose traffique hath been free T your lordship and the Grocers '
Company , Who do this day ( mov ' d by your high deserts ) In triumphs pay the
tribute of their hearts : Because their good Lord Mayor ' s power doth spring From
...
Cities , great sir , whose traffique hath been free T your lordship and the Grocers '
Company , Who do this day ( mov ' d by your high deserts ) In triumphs pay the
tribute of their hearts : Because their good Lord Mayor ' s power doth spring From
...
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Ed. from Original Manuscripts and Scarce Publications ... Percy society. Crab .
Gaffer Crab ? crawling kindred ? Doth the meazle take me vor a crablouse ? Iche
could vind in my heart [ Advanceth his whip . Swab . How now , what ' s the matter
...
Ed. from Original Manuscripts and Scarce Publications ... Percy society. Crab .
Gaffer Crab ? crawling kindred ? Doth the meazle take me vor a crablouse ? Iche
could vind in my heart [ Advanceth his whip . Swab . How now , what ' s the matter
...
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