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Chap-books of the eighteenth century (1882)

Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 482

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s scoreWho would not die to live for ever more. Death. Sir, I perceive you speak not without reason,Ill leave you now and call some other season. Blind Man. Call when you please, I will await that call, And while I can make ready for my fall; In the mean time my constant prayers shall be, From… … London, Printed by J. R. near Fleet Street. 1708. 462 Chap-Books of the EigJiteenth Century. This is a condensed version of a portion of Le Sagesfamous Diable Boiteux, only substituting Don Stulto forDon Cleofas, and Siegnor Jingo for Asmodeus. There isnothing about Pinkeman (details of whose life…

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