Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 369
master, who came with a sword, but was appalled by the sightof the pseudo-fiend. He walked away, frightening the children,till the women of the town determined to drive the devil out;and sorely they beat poor Taffy, who took refuge in thechurch, where he was captured by the sexton, who was… … JOAKS UPON JOAKS OR No jfoak like a trite Joak, BEING THE Diverting Humours of Mr. John Ogle a LifeGuard Man THE Merry Pranks of Lord Mohun and theEarls of Warwick and Pembroke WITH Rockeslers Dream, his Maide7i Disappointment andhis Mountebanks Speech TOGETHER WITH The diverting Fancies and…
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