...e'er before, Frighted the Midwife, and the Mother tore. A thoufand Hand«fhe has, and thoufandEyes, Breaks into Shops, and into Cellars pries. With hundred Rows of Teeth the Shark exceed?, A ad ou all Trades like Cafarrar (he feeds ^ Chops offthe piece where'er (he clofethe Elfe...

...,than e'er before, Frighted the Midwife, and the Mother tore. A thoufand Hands fhe has, and thoufand Eyes," Breaks into Shops, and into Cellars pries....of Teeth the Shark exceeds," And on all Trades like Cafawar fhe feeds ; Chops off the piece where'er fhe clofe the Jaw, Elfe fwallows all down her indented...

...— HAYWARD. '* ' Ambitious now to take excite Of a more fragrant paradise.' — CLEATELANU. "'Excite With hundred rows of teeth, the. shark exceeds, And on all trades, like cassatvar, she feeds.' — MARVEL. " ' Can hire large houses, and oppress the poor by farmed excise.'...

...maintain, Hyde's avarice, Bennet's luxury, should suffice, And what can these defray but the excise, Excise, a monster worse than e'er before Frighted...And on all trades, like Casawar, she feeds ; Chops oft' l he piece where'er she close the jaw, Else swallows all down her indented maw. She stalks all...

...maintain, Hyde's avarice, Uennet's luxury, should suffice, And what can these defray hut the excise, Excise, a monster worse than e'er before Frighted...cellars pries ; With hundred rows of teeth the shark exceed*, And on all trades, like Casawar, she feeds ; Chops off the piece where'er she close the jaw,...

...Robert Walpole, or when Dr Johnson inveighed against it in his Dictionary. Marvell writes of Excise: A thousand hands she has, a thousand eyes, Breaks...of teeth the shark exceeds, And on all trades, like Cassowur, she feeds. A speaker of the House of Commons, in the year 1666, thus explains one of the...

...Walpole, or when Dr Johnson inveighed against it in his Dictionary. Marvell writes of Excise : A thcrasand hands she has, a thousand eyes, Breaks into shops,...of teeth the shark exceeds, And on all trades, like Cassowar, she feeds. A speaker of the House of Commons, in the year 1666, thus explains one of the...

...by those to whom excise is paid." And he quotes as illustrations of the use of the word: " Excise, with hundred rows of teeth, the shark exceeds, And on all trades like Cassawar she feeds. A. MARVEL.2 " Can hire large houses, and oppress the Poor By farm'd Excise. DRYDEN'S...

...— 11 A ,' WARD. Ambitious now to take e.rc,Ve Of a more fragrant paradise. — CLEVELAND. ENCISE. With hundred rows of teeth the shark exceeds, And on all trades, like Cassawar, she feeds. — MARVEL. Can hire largo houses and oppress the poor By farmed Exeise. — DRYDEN,...

...adjudged not by the common judges of property, but wretches hired by those to whom excise is paid." " With hundred rows of teeth the shark exceeds, And on all trades like Gussawur she feeds." — MANEL. "Hire large houses and oppress the poor By farmed excise." — DIIVDEN....