The Old book Collector's Miscellany; Or, a Collection of Readable Reprints of Literary Rarities, Illustrative of the History, Literature, Manners, And Biography of the English Nation During the Sixteenth And Seventeenth Centuries
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Pride is the main- pelpie eue, tainef of thousands, which would else perish : as and they all r ' i"/SKSr.Mercers, Tailors, Embroiderers, Silkmen, Cutters, Zc'tiTthe Drawers, Sempsters, Laundresses, of which functions S^S* there are millions which would starve but for from London to Salisbury. 29 Madame Pride with her changeable fashions. Le- chery, what a continual crop of profit it yields, appears by the gallant thriving, and gawdy outsides of ntan;}' he. and she, private and public sinners, ...both in City and Suburbs. Covetousness is embroidered with extortion, and warmly lined and furred with oppression. And though it be a de,vil, yet is it most idolatrdtisly adored, honoured, and worshipped by ihose sheep'headed fools, whom it hath undone and beggared. s I could speak of other vices, how profitable they are to common-wealth ; but my invention is thirsty, arid must have One cartiuse more at the bf ewhoUse, who (as I take it) hath a greater- share than any, in the gains which spring frOm the worlds abuses : for Pride is maintained by the humble, yet one kirid of Pride doth live and profit by ariother : Lechery is supported by the cursed swarm of Bawds, Panders, Pimps, Apple- squires, Whores, arid Knaves ; and so every sin lives and thrives by the members, agents, ministers, and clients, which do belong unto them : but drunkenness plays at all; all trades^ all qualities, all functions and callings can be .
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Pride is the main- pelpie eue, tainef of thousands, which would else perish : as and they all r ' i"/SKSr.Mercers, Tailors, Embroiderers, Silkmen, Cutters, Zc'tiTthe Drawers, Sempsters, Laundresses, of which functions S^S* there are millions which would starve but for from London to Salisbury. 29 Madame Pride with her changeable fashions. Le- chery, what a continual crop of profit it yields, appears by the gallant thriving, and gawdy outsides of ntan;}' he. and she, private and public sinners, ...both in City and Suburbs. Covetousness is embroidered with extortion, and warmly lined and furred with oppression. And though it be a de,vil, yet is it most idolatrdtisly adored, honoured, and worshipped by ihose sheep'headed fools, whom it hath undone and beggared. s I could speak of other vices, how profitable they are to common-wealth ; but my invention is thirsty, arid must have One cartiuse more at the bf ewhoUse, who (as I take it) hath a greater- share than any, in the gains which spring frOm the worlds abuses : for Pride is maintained by the humble, yet one kirid of Pride doth live and profit by ariother : Lechery is supported by the cursed swarm of Bawds, Panders, Pimps, Apple- squires, Whores, arid Knaves ; and so every sin lives and thrives by the members, agents, ministers, and clients, which do belong unto them : but drunkenness plays at all; all trades^ all qualities, all functions and callings can be .
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