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Chappel, and you (hall be admitted gratis. I muft to the
Governour, and acquaint him with this Adventure. Come,
Gentlemen.
[Exeunt omnes^ prater Blunder and Quaker.
Blund. The Devil take this Fellow for going away.
If 'I was to be hang'd, I fliou'd as foon break my Neck
by my GofTip's Hand, as make my Efcape ; but come,
the better Luck now, the worfe another time, fo I'll
come agaia when he finds his way back, for Newgate is a
fine place to keep a Man from the Bay liffs, Honey.
{Exit.
Qua. And I will go and folace my felf with that Lilly
of the Valley, in what they call the Lodge. \ will hold
forth unto her, I will fhew her the forepart of the Man
of Sin, I will fathom the depth of her Iniquity, and
drein the Bottle of Spiritual Delight. {Exit.
SCENE the Street.
Enter Shepard throwing away his Darbies.
Shep. Lie there, ye vile Dify;racers of my Limbs.
Newgate, farewell ; and fudden Ruin feize thee.
There is the Path which once my frisky trod ;
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