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"| this little Pamphlet, tho I am altogether 
25 * Dark, as to the Author of it, He is to be 
told that the follows Papers were taken up by 4 
= Gentleman, in the & eat Room at the Bell-Ta- 
vern in Weſtminſter, where the Celebrated'Clak, 
of. worthy Patriots, that goes by the Name of 
OCTOBER, was daily held, during the laſt 
Self of Parliament, Bi, may juſtly be ſuppos'd 
to be drop d there by One of that Honourable Soci- 
E 25 e Method they are written iu will convince 
Intelligent, that a Perſon of Underſtanding, 
4 well as Education, is the Compoſer of them, and 
I could not but think it highly Inſtructive, to make 
them ſee the Light, on LO of the ſeveral pro- 
fitable and diverting Subjects, which 1 are writ- 
Les o. {> 
' Tales and Fables, bene hitherto been look'd 5 
upon as Things worthy of a common Reception, eſpe- 
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at under the Perſons of irrational Creatures: 
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Hold of the Diſcourſe of Birds and Beaſts, or Men 
e high Stations be offended at being told their 
| Faults, in Order to their Amendment, where the 
ERebale is Coachid under an entertaining Story 
BE 14s for any ebing in thit Perferipanih, f MF. 
WE cidenrdly pibches any Nef e 14 minds Hh 
1 World of ſome anjuſtifiable Proceedings and Occur- 
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Author, who ſeems tome? (howſoever unknown). to | 
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ther at the Vices we are guilty of, than the” Names 
of ſuch' as encourage, and make Profeſſion of Them. 
- What the Publiſher has ro ſay for himſelf,  &, | 
3 that be has too great an Opinion of our preſent Ad- | 
miniſtration (whatever indifferent Opinion be bad | 
of the Paſt) to think that they ll tate Offente, at 
"what 4 Parcel of irrational Animals, and volatile 
Creatures act, and tall among themſelves; or be 
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nes Atheiſm, and Deiſm, appear in Publick, 
1” bare-facd; therefore He ſubmits Them in the ſame | 
F''. Words He found Them, without any Manner of 
” Alteration, to the Peruſal of the Fudicious, .mho 
maſt be very much prejudic'd againſt the Party, | 
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And more not worth the — 


The Plous Minerals tho he knew ED 


His Right beyond Diſputes, 


Ho fait the fooliſh Humour grew, 


Amongſt the filly Brures. 


A People loſt to Senſe, 


u it cheir lawful Prince. Bo, Wen 


1 An Ape ck Viſage fucks! dl ante; 47 . 

| And cry'd, ce My Liege here's Ten eoOne, 8 

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ce T 1 prove His Birth is ſpurious. 

; Hold, ſaid the Sovereign Beaſt, thou Sot, | 
And ſtrait withdraw chy Phiz, Wd 

Should ſuch a ' Raſcal fay he's not 

| Legitimate, and true begot, : 

The World will chink He is. 

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To bear i up as the the Lamb ; vs AY 
But ſtuck within the Wool. da +:6" has ; 

The Shepherd laugh'd to find Her canght, _ OS: 


They gap'd, and | Ey'd the Fool apace, 


Whoſe Wings were clip'd and lame, 


And went and ſei 2 d the Thief, | 1 

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Fer Managements of War gompor'd Bite, | 
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Tue Bird of Prey was glad at Hear" 
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"Which ſhould the M n ods bed ned 


p Which ond the Mott an ware, 
: And o'er the Dunghil renn? 


| Blows follow'd Blows,and Blood for 1 i <1 
On either Side was med eic : u S ell 


As they for Power contending ſtood,” 

And peck d, and ſpared, and fought, and "RE Fi 
Till One quite worſted i in the Fight,” | 

And briſtling up his else eo dan \ | 
_ Cry, and turn d Scamperer out-right, 11 
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At this, Viaorious chan, 


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; To; give himſelf a Conqueror, Air, ja Dares 


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He clapd his Wings, and Icudly Crowd, N 
To make bis Victory known, ; " 2 al | 


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When had the Craven of bis Fae, fant | 
Oelek eineni ſuch an. 


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5 | Whilohe was in this boaſting Mood, | = 
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With Force i impetuous firong, | 
. 70 crak the thou ghrleſs Conqueror up, 
And make che Fool repent his Song. 
| ; : By this Adventure i it fell out, ie 
| The Craven, which from Danger dent his Head, 
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nn had his M ſtreſſes, rom. _ be fled. 


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4nd if (be gives much way fo Pride, 


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Their ſeveral Lows obey. 
France and the Empire both have done; 
| The ſame as theſe iu Cocks have been od, 
The loft was very acer its n, 
And plainly : into Coverts run. 


| And at one Pounc Ro f 5 


But let Great- Britain, wbilß Her Geniar . 
Remember France bes ſeveral Lifles, e 
bs Namur, Arras, Conde. 


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Or did Her any wrong, e 
But touch d her gently for which here's 52 Bliſtor. 
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Believe the Place Yau tread on, 


Nettles Returns are always Juch, SY 


When they are us d gently, and are much 


| 4 0 Which makes chem be prefumprious) made on. = 
= ue take this for a Truth from me, . 
=_— Squeeze but the Tapes heartily, 


1 And ſomewhat roughly treat her, 


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2 Laws ; wil felt what Do&rines cannot " 5d I 0 
Make Pilains hone and make Rebels true. 
Diſſenters the Church-Liturgy will uſt ay 2 11 
When one Fd landen for dun refuſal; 1 | = 
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. VIII. The Ref ination, = 5 
1 Certain Fox had ſtole A Neighbour 8 Gooſe, 


And being hard purſu' d, 16573 1% I | 


Was forcd immediately to turn her 280 £ on 2 
And take for Shelter to a Wood. TE 11 E 
ne {till the Country People ran, . WD. 1 
. Swearing they'd Kill him every Man, ES þ 5 
And ſtrait beſar the Place, „ \ | 


; Which b Reynard had for RG choſe, e 


| Tharhs i fly from i Fon | "28-08 t\'s „ 
- Might hide his Ron Face. | 
Zounds! cryd the Felon, what ayoun mean, —Y 
By following me ſo cloſe? | | 
can be guilty of aSin, 
_ That have reſtor d your 'Gooke? * 
That's what you ſeek for, I 
| Then I pray, Fellows, give. me cleave, 
| To reſt a while in quiet; SY i 
Your Neighbour has his own again, We 
And was a Favour, 1 maintain, _ 


For me to quit fuch Diet. T 
With chat 2 Bumpkin made reply, Re 
| Faith, Maſter, berwixt you and I, 
You ve done the Thing that's civil: J 
Its true we have. regain the hes, 
But ſhould the Thief alive be lefe, | 
| Odzooks vou d be the Devil 


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Lis high Time for me to be jogging 
They ve ſmelrd me out Ten to One. 
No, no, ſays crafty Cbanticlser, Feu bake 
Let no valitFears enſlave you. 


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: 101 every Penny that a Trav ler had, . 


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To ſee ir He had any more. 
| One of the Gang 5 1 moſt Cale harden d Rogue, 

: Cry 'd Damn you Sirrah fora Dog, 


You have more Money yet, 

Deliver, or you ſhall be ſoundly beat. 7 
: Lord Brother ! 4 mid his Comrade ſtrait, 12 
Why do you talk at this Unchriftiac Rate? 


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A they were marching off the Ground, 
To ſee what other Purchaſe might be found. 


Pray Gentlemen, the Trav' ler ſays, 5 
My Houſe ſo many Miles off lays ; 


2 nan a weary Step to jog it, 


Withour-one Fart thing in my Pocket; K 


' You ſeem to be Men, by your Favour, | 5 N 
Of compaſſionate Behaviour; 00 
Wherefore 1 hope you'l be ſo kind, 

To leave ſo much, of what you took, behind, 7 


| As may my Charges Gnithe Road _—_ 
And f peed me forward i in my Way. 

5 Yes! Yes ! q the Lord forbid i it elſe, they bene. 
: | At which one of the Bags was ape wide, 
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| Of Silver, and of Gold, | 
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£ 85 a hoo Rebels had pulld down 
E The Mitre, Scepter, and the Crown, 
Ey Way of Moderation: 
Thieves of cm of Safety, 
Of all Things, 1 7 were worth, bereft Ye; ; 
And . demurely talked of nee 
Tbey took your Money ci 
And part ing, en 'd, the Lord be wi Yes, 
PVitbout opprobrious Names: 
vel. knowing that a Curſe or Tue, if 
V ould Nothing for their Purpoſe dg, N 


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Becauſe it 247 enough fo Kill, Ec, | 
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N Times of Old when Beaſts wee wond'rous 


And Birds had thoughtful T6 | 
The Firſtin Conſultation grayel y favs, 

To remedy 1 the Grievances of State, : 

And find out Ways and Means, and ſtudy Laws oY 

: To ſerve their Monarch, and afferc his Cauſe. ES I 

The Royal Brute, who then the Scepter fway'd, 8 

And had poſſeſs d the Foreſt for his Aid, , 

| Well knowing that in Kings it was a Crime, 5 1 

To look no farther than their Reigning Time, 

: | Sagely proposd a Succefior, for Ter | ] 

Hlis Majeſty mould die without an wa f 

And his poor helpleſs Subjeas be undone, | | - 


5 By * other Worſhip than his own. 

_ Pleaſe you my Sovereign Liege, Don Rahner cry'd, 
Kings ſhould * whatever Prieſt's their G had ö 

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1 — that yol mult ty 
And Childlefs yield toDeath's imperious Call; 
fe Realms the next in ; Blood obey, 


Oh! may theſe 
And let a Lybiet Prince oer Ebi way; THe 

No fred gn Lyon mount the Regal Throne, 
To gire us Statutes moderd from his own. | 
Yonder there lies i in the Nemeam Wood, 

A graceful Cub, and ſprung from Royal Blood, 
: Immediate in Deſcent, as ſome can prore, 
Not Couſin by 4 Third or Fourth Remove. > 
Suppoſe | the rather 8 Conſcience i is defil d, "TE, 
Where are the Spots that ſtick upon the Child: ? 
His Soul's unblemiſt'd as his Birth is true, 
And renders Him A Succeſſor for you: : 
But ſaid the King, my Friend, the Laws,ordain, 
That only Beaſts of Lybis's Faith ſhould "I; | 
Thar Orthodoxly through the Forteſt range, 
And yield to no Religion that is ſtrange; „ * 
Nay 1 then, reply'd the Fox, it ! is agreed, 45 N 
Vour Couſin German VVolf can nes ſucceed; The 


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| And from your Lite n ** hold irs „Leb, 
since it muſt beacknowledg das his Dae, 
II his Faicts Fal, T'other's cannot be rue: 
8 And if his Pl, t chat urges Ties of Blood, 
And Principles more like Ours be not good,” 
| The Fra of Courſe ſhould drop bis empty Claim, 
5 | And ceaſe Prerenſions to the Regal Name, 
1 As he conſeivd his Title too remote, 


And on d the n s Birth deſery d cheCaing Vote. 


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A Snake which us di in Privacy to dyell, 9 


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This Rooms not big enough for rcd 
' Your Prickles hinder my Repoſe : A 


50 that you mult of Conſequence, Dn i * 


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As Matters now appear; id 2,920 2 wot bot, 8 
: Wherefore take Warnin 8. and proride Un N 
Some ocher Quarters where you may reſide,” 
N 8 ſhall be ſqueezd to Death if you live here, 
5 Then ſays the Hedge-Hog, he that cannot 285 
5 May een troop off, and got his beg WA 
8 For my part, 1 approre Wh (1.3% ol 2 
This pritty little bea, 10ſt 
And if youre not content, call Gila N 
You re free, when you think firing to remove. 
es MORAL. 


Nations from bence may Caution rae, 


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Lef London, like thy spüle feld, Aid FOO 


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Miller once too cunning for a Rat, 


Surpriz d the Rogue amongſt bs Meal; 


| 4 there was this Lat and chat au OT 


Forbad the Courſe che elan bad bean ati st ui Vir 85 
70 ſhew him: hen a Crime to fleal.... * T L 
nit ſaid he l fon is lis 7 


V, engeance Certakes bal Folks, wr 1 2 ERS 329DNNO.7 
Amid ii their duery Rogwery, dN en On Rin Se 
And Prattice of Abominitios.. vel A 2 . ' Eber A | 
Alas! Sir, cries che Rat, Ti + Jo 
No manner of a Trad 


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Thus the bbor eber in his ow 


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Seh a as inthisWay progeatgl tro iN 


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4 And that my Caſe is nothing but Jour own: 


We re both of us Corn-Merchants, i it is: plan, 


And of the ſame Fraternity, 


N, and what's more, Idare maintain, ; 


' You take a Thouſand, for a fngle Grain 
That's ever took by me. NE n er e 

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theſe fiWordsforhoneft M n to bear: 

but who'll believe a Liar of a Rar? 2. 5 

80 call'd t the Executioner his Cat 
And bid him do-what we call Fuftice here. | 


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2x 1 forward on my Journey ſet, 
To give the Fout the Lie, 
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