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Chap-books of the eighteenth century (1882)

Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 87

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am, who were drinking in a Public Housein Dudley near Birmingham on Thursday; the 5th day ofMarch 1761. Giving an Account, how they laid a Wager,whether could swear the most blasphemous Oaths, and howthey were struck Deaf and Dumb, with their Tongues hangingout of their Mouths. To which is added a… … Here is a full and trueRELATION OF ONE Mr. rich LANGLY, a Glazier, Living over against the Sign of the Golden Wheat Sheaf inRatcliff Highway^ London^ that lay in a Tra?ice for two Daysand one Night. He also saiv the Joys of Heaven a?id theTerrors of Hell. You have also an Account when he came out…

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