WHEN Arch-Bishop Abbot's Mother (a poor Cloath-worker's Wife in Gilford) was with Child of him, she did long for a Jack or Pike, and she dreamt that if she should Eat a Jack, her Son in her Belly should be a great Man.
An edition of Brief lives
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Aubrey's Brief lives
1st nonpareil ed.
by John Aubrey
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 325-335) and index.
Introd. by O.L. Dick entitled Life and times of John Aubry.
Originally published: London : Martin Secker & Warburg, 1949.
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WHEN Arch-Bishop Abbot's Mother (a poor Cloath-worker's Wife in Gilford) was with Child of him, she did long for a Jack or Pike, and she dreamt that if she should Eat a Jack, her Son in her Belly should be a great Man.
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