Linenotes

turn'd out] loosen'd M. P.

ox] beast M. P.

beast] ox M. P.

fastens] fasten'd M. P.

'You cruel dog!' at once they bawl. M. P.

Oh] Ah! M. P., An. Anth.

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om. Essays, &c.

run] drive M. P.

fiend] rogue M. P.

Mat, Tom, Bob, Dick M. P.

The baited ox drove on M. P., An. Anth.

No . . . print] The Gospel scarce M. P., An. Anth.

cannot] could M. P.

The ox drove on, right through the town M. P.

may] might M. P., An. Anth.

any] a mad M. P.

heat and fright] flight and fear M. P., An. Anth.

this] the M. P.

beast] ox M. P.

agree] agreed M. P.

scour'd] drove M. P.

Alas] Alack M. P.

cried] bawl'd M. P.

Tom! Walter! Mat! M. P.

lying] bare-faced M. P.

But lo! to interrupt my chat M. P.

In came] In rush'd M. P.

And he rush'd in M. P.

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That Tierney's wounded Mister Pitt,
And his fine tongue enchanted!

M. P.