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16 you know vell enough, if a man has money ’pon his pocket, ſpends laviſhly, nor pays well, Mr Harriſon, nor any oder inn-keeper vill be very civil ’pon him, take him into his parlour, ſhow him a great deal of courteſy and good manners, and vill vait upon him vid every ting he’ll vant; but, if he’s poor, nor vill not pay, he vill ſhut the door ’pon him, nor kick him out.—It iſh ſhuſt ſo my friends vid Peter, if you pay de clergy vell, and ſupport de Shurch, Peter vill come vid his cap in his hand, open de gate and welcome yon dere, but if you are poor, nor won’t pay, by de holy Croſs! he will ſhut de door ’pon you, nor kick you out.

But again. If any one come into de hall vid dirty or ragged apparel, as de Phipſyterians and all oder Hereticks do, dey vill be immediately trus down into de kitchen, dat iſh Hell, my friends; no queſtion vill