Category: Humour
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Transcriber’s Note: The spelling in this text is appropriate for the period in which it was written and published. The text has been checked for errors and a list of changes tha...
2. Part 2_What dismal Horror, and as dismal Gloom, Invades the hallow’d Silence of this Room! Where Majesty in Mourning sat, to wait The wreched News of his more wretched Fate; Curst Spa...
3. Part 3At last, I got into _Yorkshire_, where, beyond _Northallerton_, meeting with a Herdsman, I was almost frighted out of my Wits, for this Fellow was a strange Creature, wonderfull...
4. Part 4They are much inclin’d to Choler, for hur _Welch_ Plood is soon mov’d, and then hur stamp and stare, and scrat hur Pole, and vent hur Fury in Ud-splutter-a-nails, and will fight...
5. Part 5The Castle at _Edinburgh_ is reckon’d as impregnable as a _Scotchman_’s sear’d Conscience; and their Capital contains but one Broad Street, by which is an University containing...
6. Part 6_Let’s on, and live the nobler Life of Sense; To all the Powers of Love and mighty Lust, In spite of formal Fops I will be just. What Ways soe’er conduce to my Delight, My Sense...
7. Part 7From _London-Derry_ I went to _Colrain_, a Seaport Town divided by the _Byrne_ Water into Two Parts, so that it stands in the Counties of _Derry_ and _Antrim_, which last Shire...
8. Part 8From _Rotterdam_ I went to _Delf_, where I observ’d that every _Mynheer_ shall walk the Streets as Usurers go to Bawdy-Houses, all alone and melancholly; and their Apparel is ci...