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Chap-books of the eighteenth century (1882)

Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 309

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ll on Monday, and another onTuesday, and one after another, that one or the other wouldfare well once in a week, that he might have part of their meat.And as for alms deeds the priest said, ye be beggars all exceptone or two so therefore bestow your alms among yourselves. FINIS. JOE MILLERS yESTS… … Printed and Sold in London ( 289 ) JOE MILLER Was a comedian, born 1684, died August 15, 1738; but,although he might have originated the jests, he did not collectthem, which was done by John Mottley, a dramatist, in 1739.Miller was buried in St. Clements burial-ground, in PortugalStreet, Clare…

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