Chap-books of the eighteenth century . A. // is an Oven, A Whetstone for Dull Wits. 297 Q. Tho of great age My mouth it is round Im kept in a Cage And when Joys do abound Having a long tail and one O then I sing wonderful clear, A. // is a Bell in a Steeple; the Rope betokens a Tail, &= theWheel an ear. Q. The greatest travellers that eer were known By Sea and land were mighty archers twain;No armor proof, or fenced walls of stone, Could turn their arrows; bulwarks were in princes courts, and kingdoms far and near. As well in foreign parts as Christendom,These travellers their w

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Chap-books of the eighteenth century . A. // is an Oven, A Whetstone for Dull Wits. 297 Q. Tho of great age My mouth it is round Im kept in a Cage And when Joys do abound Having a long tail and one O then I sing wonderful clear, A. // is a Bell in a Steeple; the Rope betokens a Tail, &= theWheel an ear. Q. The greatest travellers that eer were known By Sea and land were mighty archers twain;No armor proof, or fenced walls of stone, Could turn their arrows; bulwarks were in princes courts, and kingdoms far and near. As well in foreign parts as Christendom,These travellers their weary steps then steer, But to the deserts seldom come.

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