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    Little Britain s sages and great men. One of t important of tall, dry old gentleman of tenance, full of cavities and projections, acles.  of by tuffed alligators tles.  reader of almanacs and nes of plots, conspiracies, ?res, eartions; o deal out to omers  time puts boto an uproar.  believer in omens and predictions; and  Nixon and Moton by . No man can make so muc of an eclipse, or even an unusually dark day; and ail of t comet over tomers and disciples until tened out of ts. ely got . t among t sibyls,  op of Bos ake place. trange conjunction, it   seems, rangely come to pass. tect ely on teeple of Boe, tually lie, che yard of his workshop.

    quot;Ot; as Mr. Skryme is accustomed to say, quot;may go star-gazing, and look for conjunctions in t ion on t ions of astrologers.quot; Since tentous ogets anding t y-t; anoted tings in all parts of t Mancer; t plot in Cato Street; and, above all, turned to England! All ter events are recounted by Mr. Skyrme erious look and a dismal saken ed in tors uffed-sea-monsters, bottled serpents, and itle-page of tribulation, t gloom ttle Britain. t ted any good to come of taking do steeple, old not glad tidings, as tory of tington and  bears ness.

    ttle Britain is a substantial c of one of tly lodged as a round-bellied mite in t of one of tle standing and importance, and ends to Aldermanbury. aken in affairs of state,  ury, togetlemans Magazine, Rapins ory of England, and the Naval Chronicle.

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