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At length the hour arrived, whoa aut'
Auxiliary seized the opportunity of the
usher's absence, bolted and secured the door*
and immediately laid hold of-the pedant by •
his collar, who bawled oat,1 murder, thieves 1’
with the voice of a Stouter. I’iio’ I trembled
all over,, I knew the;£ was no time to be lo.--f,
and accordingly got up and sd.nmoned oar
associates to my assistance : Strap without 3
%any hesitation, obeyed tiie signal, and seeing
me lean upon the master’s bark, ran imme¬
diately t£ one of his legs which pulling with {
all Ids force, this dreadful adversary was soon |
humbled to the ground : upon which Gau ky,
who liad hitherto remained an hts place, I
-hastened to thg scene of action and imuhed 4
the fhllen tyrant with a loud huzza, in which
tUo vvhole schopkjoined. We soon dragged i:
the oH hinal to a. post,'to which Bowling tied *
liim witii a roptl he had provided oti purpose;
af'ter having fastened hjs hands behind his *
back, pulled down h';s breeches, .knd tucked i
up his garments and shirt,, as fgr as they
would go, my unde, having upbraided tbi$
arbitrary wretch with his-lnlmnaftdy tp me,
told him that he proposed to give him a little
.discipline for the good of hjs soul-; which he "
immediately put in practice wivb great vigour .
and dexterity^ This smart application to
the pedant’s• withered posteriors, gave him j
such exquisite.pain, that he roared like a
nud bull, danced, cursed, and blasphemed.
This
(s* )
At length the hour arrived, whoa aut'
Auxiliary seized the opportunity of the
usher's absence, bolted and secured the door*
and immediately laid hold of-the pedant by •
his collar, who bawled oat,1 murder, thieves 1’
with the voice of a Stouter. I’iio’ I trembled
all over,, I knew the;£ was no time to be lo.--f,
and accordingly got up and sd.nmoned oar
associates to my assistance : Strap without 3
%any hesitation, obeyed tiie signal, and seeing
me lean upon the master’s bark, ran imme¬
diately t£ one of his legs which pulling with {
all Ids force, this dreadful adversary was soon |
humbled to the ground : upon which Gau ky,
who liad hitherto remained an hts place, I
-hastened to thg scene of action and imuhed 4
the fhllen tyrant with a loud huzza, in which
tUo vvhole schopkjoined. We soon dragged i:
the oH hinal to a. post,'to which Bowling tied *
liim witii a roptl he had provided oti purpose;
af'ter having fastened hjs hands behind his *
back, pulled down h';s breeches, .knd tucked i
up his garments and shirt,, as fgr as they
would go, my unde, having upbraided tbi$
arbitrary wretch with his-lnlmnaftdy tp me,
told him that he proposed to give him a little
.discipline for the good of hjs soul-; which he "
immediately put in practice wivb great vigour .
and dexterity^ This smart application to
the pedant’s• withered posteriors, gave him j
such exquisite.pain, that he roared like a
nud bull, danced, cursed, and blasphemed.
This
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Chapbooks printed in Scotland > Adventures and adventurers > Adventures of Roderick Random > (12) |
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Description | Over 3,000 chapbooks published in Scotland in the 18th and 19th centuries. Subjects include courtship, humour, occupations, fairs, apparitions, war, politics, crime, executions, Jacobites, transvestites, and freemasonry. Chapbooks are small booklets of 8, 12, 16 and 24 pages, often illustrated with crude woodcuts. Produced cheaply and sold by peddlars on the streets, they formed the staple reading material of the common people, along with broadsides. |
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