 That the Globe, Wherein (quoth he) reigns a whole world of vice, Had been consum'd ; the Phoenix burnt to ashes ; The Fortune whipt for a blind * * * ; Black-fryers He wonders how it scap'd demolishing I...  The Gentleman's Magazine - Page 4931833Full view - About this book
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