Folly in print, or, A book of rymes

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Title
Folly in print, or, A book of rymes
Author
Raymond, John, 17th cent.
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London :: [s.n.],
1667.
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A Rhetorical speech of one Jobber an Atterneys Clerk of Davids-Inn, to his Brother Squibbe fellow Clerk.

BRother Squibbe, be it known to all men by these presents, that I doe utterly quite, claim and demand, yielding and paying unto me the summe of nine pence half-penny, of lawful money of England, which I disbursed at sundry times upon the purchase of several Mannours of Ginger-bread, what ever parcel or parcels, I did occupy and injoy, I take as quit Rents due up∣on the loan of my Mony: These are therefore to certifie all whom it may concern, that I do lawfully demand, my principal debt, for if I should run you through, and you should dye wil∣fully in your own defence, it is but se defendo by the Law, for my mony's as due to me, as your

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life is to you, besides you; ought not by the law to provoke a man to his own destruction: yet out of my obligations to Law, in respect of my present occasions, if you can procure me the just summe of three pence half penny, and give me Bond for the rest, or procure Joan our kind Laun∣dress to pass her word, out of the singular good will and affection I have thereunto, I will ac∣quiese untill the Terme of Hillary.

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