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THE NEW YORK PUPLIC LIBRARY ASTOR LENOX ANI TIL DEN FOUN TATIONE R POINT IV . THE FOUR BLIND BEGGARS . THERE was.
THE NEW YORK PUPLIC LIBRARY ASTOR LENOX ANI TIL DEN FOUN TATIONE R POINT IV . THE FOUR BLIND BEGGARS . THERE was.
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POINT IV . THE FOUR BLIND BEGGARS . THERE was a man , whose name was Backbac ; he was blind , and his evil destiny reduced him to beg from door to door . He had been so long accustomed to walk through the streets alone , that he wanted ...
POINT IV . THE FOUR BLIND BEGGARS . THERE was a man , whose name was Backbac ; he was blind , and his evil destiny reduced him to beg from door to door . He had been so long accustomed to walk through the streets alone , that he wanted ...
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... blind man attempted to descend , but miss- ing a step , about the middle of the stairs , fell to the bottom and hurt his head and his back : he got up again with much difficulty , and went out , cursing the master of the house , who ...
... blind man attempted to descend , but miss- ing a step , about the middle of the stairs , fell to the bottom and hurt his head and his back : he got up again with much difficulty , and went out , cursing the master of the house , who ...
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... blind men shut the door , and felt about the room with their sticks . When they had done , and had sat down again in their places , the robber left his rope , and seat- ed himself softly by Backbac : who , thinking himself alone with ...
... blind men shut the door , and felt about the room with their sticks . When they had done , and had sat down again in their places , the robber left his rope , and seat- ed himself softly by Backbac : who , thinking himself alone with ...
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... blind men fell upon him in like manner ; the robber defended himself as well as he could , and being young and vigorous , besides having the advan- tage of his eyes , he swung by the hanging rope , and gave furious kicks , sometimes to ...
... blind men fell upon him in like manner ; the robber defended himself as well as he could , and being young and vigorous , besides having the advan- tage of his eyes , he swung by the hanging rope , and gave furious kicks , sometimes to ...
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Abbess Abbot of Pardis ancients archbishop archbishop of Riga Ashbourn asked Backbac Baron bastinado Blackwood's Magazine blind bottle Brandt braw John Highlandman burgomaster Cardinal castle cavern character chorus Colonel comrades consecrated taper cried dame dishes doctor door Egyptian hieroglyphics eyes face fear garum gave gentlemen George Cruikshank give Gothard hand heard Here's holy honour humour husband Italian Jews JOLLY BEGGARS knave lady lave o't leek LENOX AND TILDEN light Lord lovage marquis master Merry Andrew miller minstrels morning mouth night owre the lave painter Pallet pardon Peregrine physician Pickle Pipes Pist pistol plates POINT poor Prince PUBLIC LIBRARY ASTOR rags RECITATIVO replied robber round scurvy shew shuttlecock Sing sodger laddie spirits struck sword swore thousand dirhems threw TILDEN FOUNDATIONS tion told took whistle owre whole wife wine YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY
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