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HOMER in a Nutshell.

Their Backs in form of Snushbox-covers made,
And on their Chests Ebony Eyes inlaid,
Hight Crabs, whose worse than Cornish Gripes alarm
The Mice, and bite away Leg, Tail, and Arm.
Soon cool'd this grisly Pest their active Heat,
And in Disorder forc'd 'em to retreat.
Thus that Campaign which with the Day begun,
Clos'd at the late Immersion of the Sun.


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Six Philosophical Essays upon several Subjects, viz. Concerning 1. Dr. Burnet's Theory of the Earth. 2. Wit and Beauty. 3. A Publick Spirit. 4. The Weather. 5. The Certainty of Things, and the Existence of a Deity. 6. The Cartesian Idea of God. By Samuel Parker, Gent. of Trinity-College in Oxford. Printed for Tho. Newborough, at the Golden Ball in St. Paul's Church-yard.