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Chap-books of the Eighteenth Century

YOUTH'S WARNING-PIECE or, The Tragical HISTORY OF GEORGE BARNWELL WHO WAS UNDONE BY A STRUMPET THAT CAUSED HIM TO ROB HIS MASTER, AND MURDER HIS UNCLE.

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By other's harm learn to be wise And ye shall do full well.

Stockton Printed and Sold by R. Christopher.

GEORGE BARNWELL.

GEORGE BARNWELL.
GEORGE BARNWELL.

And behold there met him an Harlot, subtle of heart; and she kissed him, and said unto him, I have decked my bed with fine linen, come let us take our fill of love until the Morning.

SARAH MILLWOOD.

SARAH MILLWOOD.
SARAH MILLWOOD.

The lips of a strange Woman drop as an honeycomb, and her mouth is sweeter than oil; but her end is bitter as wormwood, sharp as a two-edged sword.

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643, m. 10

109.

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