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The Poetical Works of the Ingenious and Learned William Meston

... The Sixth edition
Meston, William (1688?-1745)

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THE KNIGHT OF THE KIRK:
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OLD Mother GRIM's TALES,
  
TO THE Most Conspicuous, most Serene, and most Illustrious Prince and Potentate, The Man in the Moon.
  
THE PUBLISHER, TO THE Candid Reader.
  
INTRODUCTION.
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TALE I.
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TALE II.
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TALE III.
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TALE IV.
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TALE V.
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TALE VI.
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TALE VII.
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TALE VIII.
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TALE IX.
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TALE X.
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Decadem Alteram,
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The Contrast revers'd, and set in a true Light.
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TO THE Most Conspicuous, most Serene, and most Illustrious Prince and Potentate, The Man in the Moon.

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Great Sir,

Before your sacred Majesty I bow,
And dedicate what follows here to you.
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