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poetical.
Uorac. in uonuv
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fy work ii esiabHth'd pW Kory, 1 e tu',
My fin.f u nrt now to le mi-li'v,
lrliV-Ull the urM of the mtnn rf W" qui
Crea rlcfram. ll'Htee of Straw' rrj -iluvt
aow yield to Horace u l-
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WINE.
Tv . '( ff I l.iiMt 1.-..1 In -.1 n-ftfcil inn ll.lt ! Cl'l 1
v uk ,f w'-tH- om!,? eeot,d rr,,;rr place of bUdroce,he.t. no atit.
hirh miH c rvvntv reduce th win- Md make! he U Dcwr at rest, but ere, J " htf
iletoc.vcMMjr.edraihiboTe plough that it ftiay go 1b
direction, muii (rhar it. the iirce rJ the crape) ! urn never such t Pcheria EoS." 7 ". .
. ...de use of for asmtiog In the I'd .re.aiog.j Who is aUe to icUhi. dd.gent preaching t Ia
ine roeanr lymc me prciaica .. - ,
aure. They are lords and bo labourers, but
the devill it diligent at his plough. He ia do J
unpreaching prelate. lie is no lordly loyter-
er from we, but a busy plough ro an j so
that amone all-the dales ud all he pack of
r Medals to be them that hav cure, the devill shall go for my
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f-rvifT W.m, will be acarce nxl li.gh it rti'l -!iu-
lore b w isr, n all wuoStve it in their pnwer, to :.. I. : -mild.
I J);1- llJt 5 I'ftd i tlit wi: it i" al-
bd ruflc, 1 wtiiiH ri-conniicnd ii tn llifiv- alio lT;.i
to ni ! V .ifcn'.ivt; '.hat it !c of 'lie !n : jii i
lur. T !;!'' mc ii K1"5 i"viiiit 01. I liv- b r ( r
onr time exarimiifj tn loon I nmld .nrnrf nn ti n
sujact, but wii it i- iucm, ks i'ii ru j i '..u
areforthc uc rt't'iosc cuUivati Vinty:i Qa is '. r ,
iT" in tl ''U"in- rxtcnaivcly What iitiie i crtiiil c.ni
lj I f ic my nilf
,k lra;c must be fullv ripe b-f re thty ar
g h.rcd ; gtOvr them in a far dm, wh u
'hey art prrfectly dry ; a -1 take away all t. e
rotttn ar.duurtp g'a es, f.r thty -p -h
wine : If our vint igr larg, a d you ga
ther m-ire g a.vos than you cmi mash and ' rcs
'Ut r.i om' day, le; thrrn br jjatin reel vitii 'U
bruising, for bruised grapes s fn rut true t .m
unsavory t.st - ar.d hut the wine ; houevtr,
if they arc mashed the samt day li.cy are va-
uhertd, the biuisii g will do n- hurt.'
Vk The gr ipes must be tcjua tv press-to, to
i -s ir an un.fortt fermentatifn:
"Thr whole i "one or :ven two dnys tv-'d-itig
i-r m.ishing, (where the vintage ts grj'it
i thrown into ;i laig'- vat, the r.iu t, stalks.
ik'mt and .ill, and stands ii some u;irm dry
place or cilia-. Th vat is covered close n i jt
Fhestn or b'at.'kt'ts, or b th, -vA tht.s it rtu ai .-,
accling to cnct )in, fn:m tour to seven or
t-vet ten davs. accorclinrf to th" coldness or
r.nGECoMnr. agtmclltcru. socittt
Wf af grttifird to p rceive that this soti
iv conn n-s its UiK)i.trs wi n unweaneu appn
.i.-- i-f i" nan isfim
r Pr k-.i.ll oniKfth hie busroesa.
Ma.ufa :ri.c sVH hi e latrlv been made Then fore, ye unppeacbing picket, leanie ct
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I fiW, Dntrat, blow, tumble trrwrtflf r. ',
Mow totiRh i thr hide f vbc witty i '
Thewn niy dnc, i croMsUicV
They ncrer csn inur ny trrmntiit tr'n, '
Xor blot out hue f my litty. '
, 1 r0ier apcct, when t'm lorkM in a koarsc,
. Slj friend will coiiiiJcrmc -d,
,' Oh WT from that cirrun'tM-" ier On- ire,
Mr ff better litlf, not my wiff . Imt my vcthc.
Will pop up its juuriiil'imf bead.
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lH)cr5fy lnnjr shatl be rod of my nnmc,
Than Parian msrhlr fr wbiter :
Vhi raalun shuil dir. ni bplimersl Tame
?Co longrsbli Min p t tl ccliarm tftlie datr.e,
Wlio lower'd Ui Osoalxiifc tnilre.
, WjrOJcs afiall be snnj- from the Mmitli of the N.re,
Did llmmt-a shn'd tin si.n.la ir -loiiic,
Vrom4 Wcttniiimlci-bridjjc to fail Twii fc-rri'iiini's
' ' ahore,.
Where riraaure atul Beauty shall rest on the or.
At eve to altend to n y bon.
If Beauty anplaud fne, let Ped.intrv fmrn,
Ym prowd of ths plan 1 hare hit on,
t TomAethr ohlburd. when transp! .rted fi om nowo,
Ieave learning and classic alltiM'"s n'. Iiinie,
i And tulk liie free language of Lli iiain.
, 1 fare not a tip what the critici mny say,
Itv f(im. i. Inn Arm In tw niKliitlf.
ThmnM im vour hp.ft.nrrttv vi-iae from this dav. I heat of th weather. 'I h:s is done to ob ant
And crown with a chspltt of lattrot und h.ij , ;l strong fe-mm ration, in v.oxv to give a dep-
, . ' Be fotf head of Horace in Urdu. ! , pJ. C(lour to ,x . W1.,c.; an(l this is the only t-d
I propesrd oy u ; th." m.Tg'.'r ot tni3 work vi
! sits the vnt twtc-: a lav, .tiid in a g!a,3 view
v " . " ' i the coli ur of the win ; and tastes it ; if v
WoocllaVa Junius with facsimiles of the hard-, t,.iirturi. be not Jeen enough to his mird, h.
VrritinB of most of the persons to whom tU- . u- . . . f . ;: h , : ......
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ill ;it, be
rOHtents himself with the colour it ha-, a h!
.Mr. hmotdi bhop in this the d-vill to be diligrnt in doisg of your office. ,
Learne oi uhe Ucviil. Ao H voo wmnoiitnrB
of God, nor of good mm. f,r hne learne of
the devill. AJrrvbescentiuin vatratA diet. I
speale it fur your shame. II yoo Mill pot
lcartK of Godoor good men, to be diligent kij
your of&ce, learne of the devill." '
Mr. Gaston. In an O 'a lion delivered orr
the 4-th os July last, by S. ll Hamilotn, Esq.-,
at Princeton, N. J. wr observe the following'
qio-ation from a sprcch of Mr Gaston:
"We w-r !i;vi'.cd Americans by the blood of mar.'
tj.--d fathers, wiio lot tlieir l.vca in the aervicc of their,
Couo'rv "
i his expre ssion, vhtrh ?u.ts well to the
Tnere arc few books which tisrow "o much Vht upon the wl10(r Amc.ican people, has peculiar proprie--nian
.M i :u' 1 m irmsoi'tl.e titr.e and .in- suae if so- tv nnj ,-,rc(. jn tlu; mouth rf this accomplished
cuty, us Lvamrr s strmons ; :; m v t.e ranked u- Sta.esman and orator, whose fatht r, an emiw.
n.-w.-'u - r.inims and amVi-ij :ik in of oar l1f,n Dhvictan in Ncwbern, was killed by the
enemvia the Kevolu.i nary war.
MISCELLiXV.
1. VII iEii s M'.iiN.ONS.
Iltc ..III.
t)ur leiult-rs wi.. n.it, p; rhujiR, l-e i.i
iKjHriitun ot' !e- jjeruinr vein. It if
,.s S.-vm'Mi of the l'lougn, preaghid in lie
:. S.. I'. .ui's c'.iarc'i, ii I.)ik1 a, ti xvi. i-
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LITER 4 RY tXTKLLIG j:CK
uiriixniii n;t"a iif.ii Hiriiiiiiriri. mi' iii"i ihmu itijtii '
u f.. -t.i . n ' ,r..-f v.... v.... sran l a lot-gor 1-rmet t.-ti-n : H it vill tint.
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Of the authorship of these celebrated kttctsJics a-'
ftainst Lord George Sackvillc, afitrwavds Lord
t Qermaihe.
v ioor Pater's Advice to his Children," by Peter
Clemnns of Rowan county, h ;s lately issued frotu
'tlc press of Coupee and Criner, Sahbbury.
1 The celebrated "Thomas Cooper, the companion
of JDoctor Pnestly, in his emigration from Em;
land, noted for bis political career in John Adams's
time, afterwards a Judge of Pennsylvania, from
rhjch SVtra lie was expelled during the late po-
liual wars in -that Slate, now professor .of Clyntis
Uy ti) iScinson College, Carlisle, ii publishing
KUOQicai wors cnuticu tne emporium :ts
x and Scientcs." The no less f.iebr-.:tad Doctor
Er'kBollmanr-haa entered to lists ag;iinsl l int
on a question ol political economy
A.1 admirer of Shakespeare ktcly t x.tmmed t'nc
genuine Will of th ImmortU Bard, m. w is pre -
' served in poctors Commons, wiiich is signed by
blmslfin threepbcis ami is belkvcd to be the
'only specimen of his vrritinp- extaot The long
contested question of ti e orthoRnp! y of Shakes
peare's name is settled by th insp-Atioii ol I. is will.
It incontestibly appcxts to wtt-c e fm ilia die
first syllable. The wy in wiiicii i is n.-.m: w.is
prooou iced in his lifetimo may bu feu w IV m the
original endorsement of the will by the N. t. ry, who
St the moment from v c recollection c l itcrusionicd
crtr-Qcepy wrote It Shacksptaic.
Tht Port I-olio B-.Jitors.havs offrred two prc
11 taiurns of one hundicd dollars ca b, for th, btsi two
tiaVal songs w! deb maybe forwatdedto, them le-
forc the first of October.
This elegant and humotous parodies on Old Ho
tace which have been lately published under the ti
tliof" Horace in Lobdon," (several cf Miucli have
appeared, in the Star) arc row known ij be tho work
of two young tcmplers of the name of Smith, liny
rtccfctly, taking the Li.-.t from the picniium offcretli
lorioe.Desi aoarcssjin opening tnc new i ncarre. ?t
"Drury Lane, have under the title of Rejected
Addresses' very liapprfy taKcu off in tacit- own
manner most of the living poets of Britain. Wc
Shall occasionally present some of these to our rea
ders if our warriors and orators will allow us the
room. , s
John Le Conti Esq. of Riccboroiigh in Georgia,
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a zealous cultivator ol Natural Hisi.it, h
Jublish a dtScriptiot) ot some new ptuuts whtc a be
as discovered.
i The doctrine of the Greek Artic'.e applied to the
trilidsm and the translations of the iscw Ttsta-
JUentfty Dr. Mkldlctoti, is to be edited ' andcor
' rected throughout by the Uev. John M. Mson, L).
' D. Provost ot Columbia College, New-Y rk.
' Walter Scott writes with more f icilfty than is
" compatible with his reputation. His new poem of
- Jvokeby,eiderit wantsxhe mellowness of a mine yeui s
- keepingr Tho IiooVxllor paid the xet -3(oo in
Advance and Jegan the printing wldle the pott was
vndnir the conclusion.
L jr l Tke humorous and witty Coleman Was published
' j ' volume in verse entitled " Poetical Vagaries, in-
i ' ' cluduia Brtyid Grins i
. Mr. , Rogers' atubor of the PIejisuof Me
jnory" hs written a poem on the discovery of A
inerica wblcbis expected to make some uuzo iu
the Literary world. -.
. Mrpiguotof Tdnity College Cambridge, lias
i j 'v'ent Geography is included, feature of utijityas
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draws' 'and presses i. "ff, and fills it into osks.
l-'avinr about two inches from the bun;., f r a j
second fermentation. When the second f r
mentation is over, which generally happct.s in
four or five days, he then draws r iff inf
clean well scented casks, and adds to :t six
callons of good oll wine and two gal ons oi
brandy to an English hogshead, whicti c.utai: s
from f0 to 63 gallons." "v
u Besides the main pulp or core of ;he grape
which is white in black grapes w well as others
there sticks to the insule ef the skin, r e Lsi
dcrable botl of rich pnlp, of a deeper die in
some thai in other". This pulp g;vt.s the co-
1 ur to the grap, tjus same pu'l.i also gives
the colour t the wine, for the sam'e grape is
cnparlc of making rvh ite wine as rveli as r?d
mine it tho m.nn cote which is fi.S! tred o .t.
bv only us-vd, the wine will b- wliite ; bu- if
the rt:d pulp be mixerd w'nh it, it make s it of a
rich purple colour ; as. this i a dear case the
great poinl of improvement is, to dissolve or
extract this rich puip, wi.lvmt inju ing the
wioe. That the present method .is th :b st
and most efTi-ctual to that purpose, f can by no
mea. s thin'-i ; the violent fermentation' through
winch tho wiae is made to p?.s, in order i"
ptocur.j the tincture, must txh.-ti t thv spirt:
i'i a erv great dgt ef , ar.d leave the. body i.t
a weak antl languid' state, and suKjiet,t it
harsnnes, to turn eaer or vapid in a h vt
time ; I thi'.ik I have reason to conclude that
i' :hc huks '-r skins, alter f ;ur d.()r9 lying in
th : musk, were taken out and thrown into the
mash vat, and trod over again, arid S(tcia':iy
if some of the must, or ra her wine1,-be now ik
tnen thrown ovn the husks, in ord?r to wa,li
awav the pulp, that a full tincture raav be ob
tained, without torguring. the aviye, as the pre
sent manner i, and witiiout running so great j
a risk of spoiling it." '
' The method of disposing graces to fer
mentation v.irics in 'i.Jerent countries. '1 he
stalks are har-h and austere, and wines pro
duced from g -.p. no; freed from stalks, t;o
n(t parnr.ipate in that quality ; but ihtf,e are
weak und dmos; insipid v'ines, and are apt to
leco'me oily. Ferrnemation also proceeds
wi:h more lorce and tegularity, ia must mix
ed wiih the s'aiks, than, in that which has been
freed from them" ,
" New casjjs destined foj receiving wine,
mustbaiwcH ihpVv'atfrithsaltand water.
to extract the mjuKJU bjtternef pt the w oti.
Old caksi'itu'tSirrnauHcl' and washed.
l'he wine UdUU.pCctV'a'''.'fr6lrVile vats into
a reservoir and caiViwt d theTfafelts.'I
inrvt,sa(c ana nwrtrmcnirmatie usq
of mtifitbe perfectly chaft an sweet ; atd eve
ry thing that ha3 an offensive or disagreeabie
smell, must be removed from the place where
iioe islmade, and from the cellars where" it ;s
kept j and the cellar ought to be dry avid'wann.
It must also be free,froin mustincss, and in
good weather, the windows next thevin.h and
west must be opened, tQ.aJmU he warm and
dry air." . . - : ' ,; ''t'x'-:: '' '
The reader will obwrvc that ia all the fore
goiog extracts thtro.is not one-worti about the
me of water ia assisting to procure the whole
of the jaices of the grape. I am informed
ce-s i'i
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oi" .J..ii'wii-v, 13tH. lie i .ouchint? upo!i tli
of vtnf si-cular cmploymtitt to the islu ps.
" A pi' i tteliath a charge and cure other-
uid th t! i he cannot cl:schrg bis
uuii. , and be a lord president too. For a
. r -ule'.iiship requiicth a whole man,' and a
v-..iop eaatMit be two mn. A In shop hath
us oliiee, a flockc to teach, to look unto : and
h:-. eiore, iie carnot mtddie with any other
tii v--, winch alone requiicth a whole mar.
Let the prust preach, and the noble man han
ic the ttr.v oral matters. Musts was a mar
e;1. ius .iiah, a god man ; Moses was a won
u rfot tellow, and tiid. bis dutie, being a ma;-
i vt t jiia-i : we lacke such as Moses wass
sVe.i:. I would all men would look to their du-
"ie, a.-. G.rl hath called 'hem, and then we
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ealt.
1 a::sti oi.
Interesting statement. The following sche'
dui rhev.-s the number of troops furnished by
each colonv or state during our struggle for
independence, vt2.
Continental
N. Hampshire,
Massachusetts,
Rhode Isl.iiid,
Connecticut,
New-York,
Nw. Jersey,
Pennsylvania,
Delaware,
Ma- laud,
Virginia,
12,496
CR,COT
5.fOS
32,029
Militia.
2,383
15.115
4.'i 34
r,r$2
Totals
15,589
83,162
10,193
? 9,821
18,331
10.726
25,322
2.317
13,913
G,603
i4r,ro4)
3,304 21,635
6,055 I6.7fil
7,357 32,67
376 2,693.,
4,127 18,039
5,G1 32,286''
WiV
6,417,
2,679
32,075 56,163
140,47
2833$'
N'Tth-tJarolina, 7,263
have a flourishing christian common S u'.h-Jaroiinay 6,417
And now I would aske a S'.range Georgia, - 2,679
Who ihe m st dutgintest bishop
n.i pi tla: ia ail Lny'and, that passeth all the
est m doing h.s olILe. -T can tell, for I know Grand Total,
hi n wno it s ; I muw him wfdl. But now I
trunic 1 se you .istening and harkenmg that 1 A cither, reading in the proceedings of Conv f
-.hoLthl name him. 1 here is one that nasseth . .u.. r
,ll tivj oiher, anil is the most ddigcnt prelate fhe members present were then qvali,
m l preacuer in all Engl mde. And will ye and toolc' their seats,"
kuow w.iu it is i I will tell you. it is the de- j-enjjpj tht he wai right glad they qiialifeS
vi!.- Heis-Jie most dihgent preacher or all ,he rru.mber3 at Washington, for he was sure
,ucrj he is never out ol hisdyocese; he is member ff0m his district stood vastly h
.evci lronhn cure ; yc shall nev.r fynde him necd of it.
au o. eupyed j he is ever in his parish; he
kee.n th tebienci at ah times : ve shall never
nmout vf tiie way call for him when
i - - "v.w. . , tr.m -r-.u :-.t,
Hrvati- ft-K .. . M 1 L I'll a. ' J ll liiv, S7ta apwLi r- an
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hou-ir o , commons, when h& waseniiwitig oa
vi , , k' . the influence exerted bv government over th
.reacucr iu ail toj reaime : he is eyer at his , . . n
, , i ,- , ,. , members, observed, that it was generally un
o'otr'.a : no luruir,ij or loytering can hinder , . -b , ' ,
iiim ; lie js ever itpplyiog his busyness ; ye
di iti n.ver fynd him .db 1 warrant you. And
tils jaice is to h.nder religion, to mxyntair.e
hu:ii;i siicion, to set up iJolatrv, to teach all
kynde of p. pery. He- is ready as he can fie
ivi.,.ied or to set forth his plough, to deviss
.is ntaay ways as can be to deface and obscure
Go-.i':. gloiy. Where the devill is resident ;
ai i nata bis ploueiijri.iug, there away with
dersrood that there was a person employed by
the. miuisr.tr as manager of the hou.se otcora
mops. ' Hi'1.' there was a general cry of
N line him ! ,nme him No says Mr. Fef
" I dm t ch js: to name lnm : 'hough I might !
do f a.s easy 'as r.- -ay jack Kzbinson! John
Robinson was n al.x hiHi.amt.
Mr. iMackenz.f, wao has t n sometime
o;o!;,a.t.iu., witucaudkb! away with bibles calle.l the ccotch Add.M. -is bv profession,
mdupwith beada! away with the light ofttie ?nr mcy. licin- ,n expir y with Sir
0onKi and up with the light of caudles, yea, at llllia'nt " in th hnta wheie tiiat
after d r.ne-
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iuxii tiitves. tv utic ine uevii is rcsiuent mat j
ie mav ni evavlo. ud wi;h all annersrlcinn anil "oor C'nv'
do.Atn , tensing, paynting of im; candles, happened tn Uiri u ,on poi-.fns
paimcs 'bhes, holy water and new service A diTerc nt vpecus were i.eoii-.f.f
m ihrmo'i mun .vmhl mv.M r f.-ners tnos-v oi raisn.rie . an-..
c .ersattOO
t:v.' ..fF.cisnf
, r.t . auvr-I
in.jn e i;it enunr
' s.y
in
ET-glaad," aicl
Mr. M. u that ratsbane wi',1 t ot k".
;;urel wa er.
. c.vnral to
a lawyer j
wIl that
some Generals arc not in danp. r iV -m laurJ..
An artorney laJ -lv
couutrv parson, wh )
- Wm. Dunlap of the New-York -Thtatfe lias
f." : vruriksreu a vtry emuwncr lite ol tne ceicbrttted ac-
ltfCeot5fVe4cricHCpoteY.:Vy'ir that many people who make wine to this watt,
-a .irrttcr wav to njuouf God wLTi, than God
nuiis.-li haul annovnted. D :wh with Christ's
c .s t, ro wiiu purgatory pick-pu.-se, up wi-hand n Scotland, repiid t;.e
ium, the pojjish purgatory 1 mean. A vay with
v.iothi.1' too naked, the poor and impoten.;
ap with deckrag A images, and gay garnish
uj ol htocks uii.i -to tlx. a.. Up tvith iri tn's trn
dttioiib and hi-. 1 i.v;s, d nvn w it Va Gtiti'a uadi-
tiorii a id tits sno.it ho y .-.,rd. But here some
maa witi s ty to me," Vv'uat, sir, are ve so dm-
vy of the tjk u 's coansell that ve know all thi- lut lfurs.
to oe true i ruy, I tr.ow htm ,oo well, and
nave o.Kyeu him a littl too much in condo TUE piSIlOfs. :.LvyrLE CUT SiSOrtT, ,
sceudmg to some folives. And 1 know "hi; ... . ' , . .
J - .... I I ' . . It rfc l I . . . I I . . ,
t c ai9iy.p vi xi jier.i iu lost a great. pM
lion ui ins , revenues, ;n coni. quence -.t u
QCCtipati'oVi of part u P iV.nd by the JZiry ;d
Piuss: i.v Soo-i aft i t',, is event, if. 771 Y
tsdam, theJC't!
r wh itihttd"' "ha
atfinnt-'d
had a line fnnit box-?
" Doctor, ( said h' voui box is large enougl
t : iiohl the frcedpi.i of a' cot ;iorat!')iK' u Stf
(:.aid -'tis priest) it will hold any ir:eJom--
f
as other men do ; yea, that he is ever' occupy
ed and ever busy ia following his yiough. I
know by S. Peier, wnicii sayth of him, sicut
Ito rugien c remit quacrem queem devoret, he , , , 7. a t l'.liS '
gueth about like a roa-iug lyon seW whom ."'ff,0" ; P
he mav devour. I would have this text well !Vik- ' h,:n :' r ,-s,'V,u
vieweviand examine every word of it. Circuit,
he goeth aaoui in evtry corner of lus dyocese.
He goeth oy visitation daily. Us liave h no
place of his cure unvisited. ile w;dketh routd
about tVorn . lice to plac;, aaj t.tls ni
Sicut leOy as a lyon ; that is,'' iffjSojRy.
and proudly, stately and fiercely witK hau'e
lo9ks, with his prouda coiaflteiuoiesrJwith his
stats iy Draggiugs. c.tparing- jilore'
letteth niftslip any ojccasiOnVtol s''skrt:rf fa.
roare ouf when he sceth Kiy tyme - uacrens,
he g-eth about seeking, and nor sleeping a.
our bishops doe, hut Ik seeEetht diligently, he
searcheth diligently all ; torncrs. whereas he
may have his prey. V He roveUr jibroad ia eve 1
p-n
' Sire J
st.il
s.iid th
, ai a
v f'rie 'tl -hip f.r him
i 't . 1 1 shall"' never fcg
i s.-i.'ik-cT, to my soveixig'
-fL.am,' rcp'.i-d. .ho K;oir, still vour'.ir.M
frletid, and pre-uin.j much un your frjtndsriip
tovrd me for should St, : Peter refuse
entrance into Paralise, I hope ypu will ha
ths k 'otl iess to hide me under votir mantlet
and take me in along widi you.C-'- Site I','''
))irned the Bishop,4 that will, I fear, beSscarciti
ly possible :-.-your Majesty has' alfea:dy cut it
too short to -idm't of my 'carry ingaoT:aWr'K
land goods beneath it : . ' ; Hf
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