shops and their placards and their invalids and chars-á-bancs,

time:2023-12-01 12:21:52source:rnaedit:zop

Once a weird vision came to me; Therein I saw a rifted tree. It had a . . . . . . ;

shops and their placards and their invalids and chars-á-bancs,

But as it was it pleased me too.

shops and their placards and their invalids and chars-á-bancs,

I beg most humbly to salute The gallant with the cloven foot! Let him a . . .

shops and their placards and their invalids and chars-á-bancs,

have ready here, If he a . . . does not fear.

Accursed mob! How dare ye thus to meet? Have I not shown and

demonstrated too, That ghosts stand not on ordinary feet? Yet here ye dance,

Then at our ball, what doth he here?

Oh! He must everywhere appear. He must adjudge, when others dance; If on

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