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be the better Enabled- to undcrgoe with Patience fo Fiery a Tryal, the
Salamanca Doftor was deiigoed to be Pent for, becaufe he had fworn
through many Boards and therefore was the fftt^r to Pray by one,
but Dr. Z>—s voluntary Vilit prevented it, who upon his firft En-
trance faluted the Board with an Holy Kifs, and faid, Be of good Com-
fort my Brother, fuffer Fatiently, your Rervaqd if greatx thou [halt he the
Royal Uat{ it$ Paraaifeyand when thou fhah bgve put off-this Touch-wood Ta-
hernacle} thou jbalt he as one of the Cedars of Lebanon, where there will
he no Merry-Andrews, no Jack-Puddings, no Cook-Maids, no red-hot
Irons. . Ji
The Board return’d the Dr. many Thajiks for his Ghoftly Advice,
and defiredhim to fit down upon him. The Dr. being a profefl Ene¬
my to aU, trim tier of Ceremony vCom ply ed, and fat^im down, and re¬
flecting with himfelf, That thofe who draw near their latter End, have
commonly a forefight of future-Events, propofed feveral Queflions to
hfmt cqiroerning the deplorable condition of tUs Na£ioi\: Fir/?,
Stiatlhe D. of M. he'King? • v "
Board. Ummmmm- No. A G
Dr. Shall Scotch KirkrGovernment ever prevail inr England, to which
he Groarf d I\b, as God (hall judge me :' quoth the Dr. / am exceeding*
ly forry for it.
Dr. Shall we ever have a Parliament ? for I long to he Thanlfd for
tfa\ Regalia. A i f j . G, , » r* t . - - •
( Sboard. Ah, Dr. had the laft Wefiminfier Parliament continued, .you
h*4 not only had their Thanks, out had been Chair-man of an Afiem-
Wyvb yth^dme. • j : .' y' Jr-
. |pr?; iThgt thinly you of Mr. Pa pillion and Mr. Dubois, Q my very good
Byi^ds being Sheriffs P » ..
^yB^arcf. ^ew4CC5 if they are not you will all come, to an Untimely
End* ' e.iGoi IGk; -.
£ D^. Shall the Polish Tapski, dye in his Bed ?
, Board. Let him ftick clofe to Papillion and Dubois.
~ ShaU J ever he ReStor of the Kirl^ called Mary Hill
y Board. Ummmmm- No, «;
. Dr* Toft ftc* a Papifi in your heart9 and fo farewell, for I will not
4bfol(vetyqy* - \ .. /\ .
r Board. Ptay then Dr«' do not {ham the. World vvrtb a Narrative of
nty Life.
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J; . Alyll j/y ' 4 . .? ^.... i ^ VJ T 1^,. ^ ,Q1 .r < fl ^ ^‘ ' ; G
Salamanca Doftor was deiigoed to be Pent for, becaufe he had fworn
through many Boards and therefore was the fftt^r to Pray by one,
but Dr. Z>—s voluntary Vilit prevented it, who upon his firft En-
trance faluted the Board with an Holy Kifs, and faid, Be of good Com-
fort my Brother, fuffer Fatiently, your Rervaqd if greatx thou [halt he the
Royal Uat{ it$ Paraaifeyand when thou fhah bgve put off-this Touch-wood Ta-
hernacle} thou jbalt he as one of the Cedars of Lebanon, where there will
he no Merry-Andrews, no Jack-Puddings, no Cook-Maids, no red-hot
Irons. . Ji
The Board return’d the Dr. many Thajiks for his Ghoftly Advice,
and defiredhim to fit down upon him. The Dr. being a profefl Ene¬
my to aU, trim tier of Ceremony vCom ply ed, and fat^im down, and re¬
flecting with himfelf, That thofe who draw near their latter End, have
commonly a forefight of future-Events, propofed feveral Queflions to
hfmt cqiroerning the deplorable condition of tUs Na£ioi\: Fir/?,
Stiatlhe D. of M. he'King? • v "
Board. Ummmmm- No. A G
Dr. Shall Scotch KirkrGovernment ever prevail inr England, to which
he Groarf d I\b, as God (hall judge me :' quoth the Dr. / am exceeding*
ly forry for it.
Dr. Shall we ever have a Parliament ? for I long to he Thanlfd for
tfa\ Regalia. A i f j . G, , » r* t . - - •
( Sboard. Ah, Dr. had the laft Wefiminfier Parliament continued, .you
h*4 not only had their Thanks, out had been Chair-man of an Afiem-
Wyvb yth^dme. • j : .' y' Jr-
. |pr?; iThgt thinly you of Mr. Pa pillion and Mr. Dubois, Q my very good
Byi^ds being Sheriffs P » ..
^yB^arcf. ^ew4CC5 if they are not you will all come, to an Untimely
End* ' e.iGoi IGk; -.
£ D^. Shall the Polish Tapski, dye in his Bed ?
, Board. Let him ftick clofe to Papillion and Dubois.
~ ShaU J ever he ReStor of the Kirl^ called Mary Hill
y Board. Ummmmm- No, «;
. Dr* Toft ftc* a Papifi in your heart9 and fo farewell, for I will not
4bfol(vetyqy* - \ .. /\ .
r Board. Ptay then Dr«' do not {ham the. World vvrtb a Narrative of
nty Life.
L Q'MTy OH: Printed for t. Mwoora* i682<
J; . Alyll j/y ' 4 . .? ^.... i ^ VJ T 1^,. ^ ,Q1 .r < fl ^ ^‘ ' ; G
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Broadsides from the Crawford Collection > Last words and sayings of the true-Protestant Elm-Board > (2) |
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Description | Around 2,200 items dating from 1505 to 1897. Broadsides were originally cheap, single sheets of text, sometimes with woodcuts. Extremely varied subject matter, including proclamations, news items, scaffold speeches, satires, political and religious controversies, and Jacobite risings. Also military campaigns, such as Napoleon's threatened invasion of England in 1803. Part of the Crawford Collections on deposit from the Balcarres Heritage Trust. |
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