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Chap-books of the eighteenth century (1882)

Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 368

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overs, one of whom dropped a gold ring, which he picked upand appropriated. But Going thro a town, God wot.Against some ill bred curs,Hur shewed it to a chattering trotWho said the ring was hers. An altercation ensued, and it ended in their going before The Welch Traveller. 347 a justice, where the… … Now Taffy had his hearts desire He had her company,But when he did begin to jeer, She in his face did fly. He was released, and finding a house open and the pro-prietor absent, he entered and began feeding on the baconsmoking up the chimney, sitting astride of it; but fell down,bacon and all, when…

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