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A Scene in the First Act of the New Farce - 7

you call’d it) dthe Compash; and dthen he makes dthe Whoaks mark dthe rees, and gaushes how many Acres dthere ish dthere; and awfther all he makes dthem believe dthat he gets all out owf Conshuring Book, that he has a great many Whigures dthat he calls a *Loggerheads. He vash Shurwaying a Turnpike todther Day, to Siskahannah, and iwf dthe Whoaks had not launched at him, Saidt! He would ha misht dthe Riwer and been at Shawmowkin bewhore he could ha got to Anderson’s Wherry, and he will be Sheriff too.

Ch. But all the Woaks, are not such damned Whools, as to make him Sheriff?

Tim. Faidt! I don’t know dthe Dutch whoaks begin to see dthrough him. But dthen he palawers dthe Irish. And he says his Modther was a Shipsiterian. Arrah! did you ever hear such a Lye! And to make Whriends, he set on dthem Spalpheens of Phipsiterians to kill dthe Savages in the Gile. God whorgive me! I vish dthere vash not a Savage in dthe World: But Devil split me, if a rechy Irishman could ha’ whound in his Heart to murder dthe poor Devils, when

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