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By A. B.
London, ss.
Be it remembred now that formerly,
To wit, last Term o'th' holy Trinity,
Before the Keepers of the liberty
Of England, by the full authority
Of the long Parliament at Westminster,
Priscilla Morecrave widow came, by her
Atturney M. B. and prefers,
I'th Court of Upper Bench, a bill of hers,
Against one Roger Pricklove, who doth lye
A prisoner in the Marshalls Custody
Et cætera, and 'tis upon a plea
Of trespass on the Case, Pledges there be
To prosecute the suite, to wit, John Doe
And Richard Roe. And the said bill also
Doth follow in these very words, to wit
In legal manner, London, Scilicet.
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