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THE
HISTORY
O F
LAWRENCE LAZY.
CONTAINING,
Tis birth and flothful breeding; how he ferved the
fchool-mailer, his wife, the ’iquire’s cook, and the
farmer ; which, by the laws of Lubberiand, was ac¬
counted High Treafon. His arraingment anj trial;
a id happy deliverance from the many trtafons laid to
his charge.
HISTORY
O F
LAWRENCE LAZY.
CONTAINING,
Tis birth and flothful breeding; how he ferved the
fchool-mailer, his wife, the ’iquire’s cook, and the
farmer ; which, by the laws of Lubberiand, was ac¬
counted High Treafon. His arraingment anj trial;
a id happy deliverance from the many trtafons laid to
his charge.
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