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    the advantage he procures * and jnay demand supplies ^ from his people "without blushing . But a p rince who lives a rent charge on the nation he governs ; who sits >

    on his throne , Jike a monstrous drone in the middle , of a feive , draining all the combs of tiieir honey , and Neither making , nor

    assisting the industrious bees to make any ; such a prince , I say , ought to Hush , at every" grant he deceives from a people who never received ai ^ y benefit from him . Th 6 Duke of Glpucester told

    Richard the Second , on his restofiii £ &rest to the t ) uke of Brittany , that lie should have taken a town by his own valour arid conduct , before he resigne 4 \^ h&t Bis ancestors h ^ d left hiix ^ . Mubjh

    to the same purpose mig ^ ati dppressed people justly answer a craving prince ;> - ^ Wh £ r $ yofoliave increased die itches , and ^ advanced the prosperity of the natitfh , you will have some right to jnbite these dqiriatfils upon us ; btit till then we ihall think that yd ^ . nave none / ' *

    THis passa £ § was orikirfafty published m one of the papers of the Craftsman ^ for 4 which ^^ he printer was t&ken tip by prclejr of Governmeht , tKpti g h the prosecution was not persevered in . It is here extracted from Remarks

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    . — n >—rrrr -, : - c No 98 . > - " ^ - In the year 1763 y ' lh * < f 6 llow ? - !| lg lines wer ^ engraVeft on a

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    tomb-stone in St . James ' s church , and giving offence , jvere erased hf ordef of tlti ^ l ^ tT&p U * Hondon . Return * d to earth , within this dirty bole , ' Lies a lifeless moita ^ HbocLy and soul , Tiil C&rfet , hjs < Oo < U ^ balt t&tb r £ * 0 &d

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    Gleanings , No . 98 , 99 . 179 «^ . — . . . ¦ j- . . ¦ * .

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), March 2, 1811, page 179, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2414/page/51/