The Humours of a Fair Or Description of the Early Amusements in Life Embelli
The Humours of a Fair Or Description of the Early Amusements in Life Embelli
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Upon this the whole company- fat up a fhouf, and crowding round my friend tunbelly, lefr an open- ing, through which I made my el- cape, and frave brought off Dick \Vilion with me, who by being heartily fqueezed, & having twelve of his ten toes toes trod off, is now cured of his impertinent curiofity. But you dciire an account of the Fair, and I mean tt> gratify you. The firflthingl faw which gaveme plealure, was old Gaffer Ginger- bread's (tall, bee him, fee him.
Here's re The HUMOURS of Here'...s gingerbread, gingerbread, quite of the beft, Come buy all I have, and I'll give you the reft.
The man of the World for gin- gerbread. What do you buy, what do you buy? fays the old gentle- man; oleafe to buy a gin^eibre wife, fir? here's a very delicate one. Indeed A F A I R. Ii indeed there is too much goM up- on the nofe; but that is noobjto tion to thofe who drive Smithfieid bargains, and marry their wives by weight. Will you picafe to have a gingerbread hufband, ma- dam ? 1 allure you, you may have a worie ; or a watch, madam?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Upon this the whole company- fat up a fhouf, and crowding round my friend tunbelly, lefr an open- ing, through which I made my el- cape, and frave brought off Dick \Vilion with me, who by being heartily fqueezed, & having twelve of his ten toes toes trod off, is now cured of his impertinent curiofity. But you dciire an account of the Fair, and I mean tt> gratify you. The firflthingl faw which gaveme plealure, was old Gaffer Ginger- bread's (tall, bee him, fee him.
Here's re The HUMOURS of Here'...s gingerbread, gingerbread, quite of the beft, Come buy all I have, and I'll give you the reft.
The man of the World for gin- gerbread. What do you buy, what do you buy? fays the old gentle- man; oleafe to buy a gin^eibre wife, fir? here's a very delicate one. Indeed A F A I R. Ii indeed there is too much goM up- on the nofe; but that is noobjto tion to thofe who drive Smithfieid bargains, and marry their wives by weight. Will you picafe to have a gingerbread hufband, ma- dam ? 1 allure you, you may have a worie ; or a watch, madam?
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