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Excerpt from The Whigs Supplication, Or, the Scots Hudibras: A Mock Poem, In Two PartsVerses are like ladies faces, good or bad as they are fancied, faith Don Qi'ixote, and Mock Poems which bite not, are like eggs eaten without falt, faith another of the fame metal, that is, whofe tongue was a great deal wifer than his head.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenb...

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Excerpt from The Whigs Supplication, Or, the Scots Hudibras: A Mock Poem, In Two Parts I am many ways wronged: and first, by transcribers, who, stealing copies of my lines, have transmitted them every where, like pictures on the wrong side of arras hangings, spoiled with thrumbs and threads, or like faces disfigured by the pox, great or small, as ye please: or like sermons repeated by children and serving lasles in a Presoyterian family-exerc...