The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)
Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 73
A BURLESQUE PLAY ABOUT ARCHBISHOP LAUD. ACT II. carpenters yard by the waterside, and seeing a grindstonehe is about to sharpen his knife upon it, when he is inter-rupted by the carpenter who refuses to let him sharpen his … A BURLESQUE PLAY AP.OUT ARCHBISHOP LAUD. kCV III. knife upon his grindstone, lest he should treat him (thecarpenter) as he had treated the others. The carpenter thenholds the Archbishops nose to the grindstone, and orders hisapprentice to turn with a will. The bishop cries out, Ilold ! hold ! such…
Illustration of books · Newspapers
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