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The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)

Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 70

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xed Barke carries an unwontedburden. From whence comest thou. Passenger? * Strafford.—From England. Charon.—From England ! TTa ! I Avas counsailed to Its Origin and Progres!^. 55 prepare myselfe, and trim up my boat. I should haye workenough they sayd ere be long from England, but trust methy… … STRAFFORD CROSSING THE STYX, 1611. pay for them all in one, by the just soul of Ehodomont;this was a fine plot indeed, sure this was some notable fellowbeing aliye, that hath a trick to cosen the deyil being dead.WTiat is thy name ? (Strafford sighs.) Charon.—Sigh not so deep. Take some of this…

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