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The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)

Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 94

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thorand tlie * Oxford Jaylor, and sets forth that MercuriusAulicus was sentenced, by a jmy of women, ta stand in the Its Orlijlii iLinl Pioijres.^. 79 pilloiy three market-days in Oxford, for his lies, libels, anddeceitful glozings ; to have a written paper over his headannouncing his shame; to beg… … MERCUIUUS AULICUS I\ THE PILLORY, 1645. wine, and put in againe. That for every morning duringthe said time he have one mess of stewd broth made of theinterlinings of fewer Court Parazites, and the braines of 26Oxford NVidginsboyld in the water of forgetfulnesse. Thathe may never hereafter liave so…

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