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The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)

Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 74

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I bleed, I bleed, and am extremely sore. The carpenter,however, rejoins, But who regarded hold before ?Remember the cruelty j^ou have used to others, whose bloudcrieth out for vengeance. Were not their ears to them aspretious as your nostrils can be to you ? If such dishesmust be your fare, let me… … ASSAULT OX LA:iII!ETn PALACE, lf42. In the third act the Archbishop and the Jesuit arerepresented in a great Cage (the Tower) while the carpenterand his wife, conversing together, agree that the two cagedbirds M-ill sing very well together. The woodcut to this actrepresents a fool laughing at the…

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