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A Mr. [illegible] of Birmingham appointed a Mr. Wall as steward to some large estates. Mr. Wall having greatly {oppressed?] the [tenantry?] a guest wrote the following lines | |||
Will Shakespeare of old for the pleasure of all | Will Shakespeare of old for the pleasure of all | ||
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Of [which?] made materials so heavy and thick | Of [which?] made materials so heavy and thick | ||
With a heart of hard stone and a facing of Brick | With a heart of hard stone and a facing of Brick | ||
That his | That tis plain from his [bungling?] form and [illegible] features | ||
Twas built by some journeyman workman of [ | Twas built by some journeyman workman of [natures?] | ||
And that | And that[illegible] | ||
It [oppresses?] the land it was meant to protect | |||
This wall this [illegible] wall ever [illegible] | |||
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A Mr. [illegible] of Birmingham appointed a Mr. Wall as steward to some large estates. Mr. Wall having greatly {oppressed?] the [tenantry?] a guest wrote the following lines
Will Shakespeare of old for the pleasure of all once [illegible] up a man in the shape of a wall our landlord alas! on a different [illegible] Has [illegible] up a wall in the shape of a man Of [which?] made materials so heavy and thick With a heart of hard stone and a facing of Brick That tis plain from his [bungling?] form and [illegible] features Twas built by some journeyman workman of [natures?] And that[illegible] It [oppresses?] the land it was meant to protect This wall this [illegible] wall ever [illegible]