Poets' Wit and HumourBell and Daldy, 1861 - 283 pages |
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Page 113
... Libera me ! From living i ' th ' parish that has an old kirk , Where the parson would rule like a Jew or a Turk , And keep a poor curate to do all his work , Libera me ! From a justice of peace who forgives no offence , But construes ...
... Libera me ! From living i ' th ' parish that has an old kirk , Where the parson would rule like a Jew or a Turk , And keep a poor curate to do all his work , Libera me ! From a justice of peace who forgives no offence , But construes ...
Page 114
... Libera me ! From spiritual courts , citations and libels , From proctors , apparitors , and all the tribe else , Which never were read of yet , in any Bibles , Libera me ! From dealing with great men and taking their word , From waiting ...
... Libera me ! From spiritual courts , citations and libels , From proctors , apparitors , and all the tribe else , Which never were read of yet , in any Bibles , Libera me ! From dealing with great men and taking their word , From waiting ...
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ABRAHAM COWLEY Alein annuity call'd Captain Paton cried dance dear Devil Dick Dilberry drink e'er ELIZUR WRIGHT EPIGRAM ev'ry eyes face fair fiddler fish Frenchman Gaffer Gray Gascon give grace hand Hartley Row hath head hear heart Hobson's Choice hunting Isis river John King shall reign kiss lady Lady's Diary lass laugh Libera look'd Lord lūrăl madam maid Malbroock master MATTHEW PRIOR merry Monsieur Tonson morning ne'er never night niversity of Gottingen numbers o'er parson Paton no mo PEPPER-BOX play poor quoth rose round Sally Brown SAMUEL BUTLER sare says seem'd sigh sing song soon soul Splendid Shilling squire stay sure swear sweet tell thee there's thing thou thought Tinker Tis green tongue took trip twas University carrier vicar of Bray whatsoever King wine word worm young courtier