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Rh Treaty, the Whelps fell a Howling; The Wolves cryed out Treaon; and pretending an Infraction in the Abue of their Hotages, fell upon the Sheep immediately without their Dogs, and made them pay for the Improvidence of leaving themelves without a Guard.



Carpenter that had got the Iron-Work of an Axe all-ready, went to the Next Forret to beg only o much Wood as would make a Handle to't. The Matter eem'd o mall,