Money Masters All Things: Or, Satyrical Poems, Shewing the Power and Influence of Money Over All Men, of What Profession or Trade Soever They Be. to Which Are Added, a Lenten Litany
Money Masters All Things: Or, Satyrical Poems, Shewing the Power and Influence of Money Over All Men, of What Profession or Trade Soever They Be. to Which Are Added, a Lenten Litany
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1698 Excerpt: ...his Tonguei She's the enchanting tisrmactutria, Whole Incantations leads Men any way. LXXXI. On Inn-keepr J. If to an Inn you come.and freely call, . J O then the Master's Company you shall Immediately obtain, nought can withstand, But he is solely, Sir, at your command. '- The Hostler is call'd in to wke a Glais; The ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1698 Excerpt: ...his Tonguei She's the enchanting tisrmactutria, Whole Incantations leads Men any way. LXXXI. On Inn-keepr J. If to an Inn you come.and freely call, . J O then the Master's Company you shall Immediately obtain, nought can withstand, But he is solely, Sir, at your command. '- The Hostler is call'd in to wke a Glais; The Master chargeth him before he pass, y To take care of your Horse, and rub him clean, That not a bit of Dirt be felt or seen;, . ' / Set him in the close Stall, and nil his Rack, And let him eat, fays he, tilt's Belly crack, Then feed and water him in time, if you Expect the Gentleman shall Kindness shew. Then you and th' Host do fit, and bowze about, And try which of you two does prove more stout And when the one of you does drowlie grow, Its then high time for you to call and know Your quiet Dormitory, and the Bed Where you must thendecumb your drowlie Head. l'th Morning you rejoice to meet again, . 'J And fall afresh into a merry Vein. And when you're for your Journey, then comes in, The Landlords dram o'th Bottle, hell begin E 4 Your.. '..- cjo Your Health, wish you a happy Journey home; Seldom such Guests unto his House do come, That Money freely spend, and fill hii Purse; For when the Niggard comes, that isa Curie: He for a fingle Pot will call, and fit And sj end an Hour at least in drinking it; Then out he walks, to lee his Ho; se i'th'Stable, And then comes in, and bids 'em Ipreadthe Table, For he'll to Bed, he seels he's somewhat fick, So let him hive his Supper vtry quick: Such Guests the Holt had rather be without, And when they're gone, he doesderide and flout: So Money's certainly the only thing That Men to Favour and Relpect docs bring; For he that wants't, is counted but a Slave, And the poor Man that ca...
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