| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - taking up the publick ground;The kennel, and the King's highway,For being unmolested, pay;Let out the stocks, and whipping-post,And cage, to those that gave him most;Impos would a tax on bakers' ears,And for false weights on chandelers; Made victuallers and vintners fineFor arbitrary ale and wine;But was a kind and constant friendTo all that regularly offend;As residentiary bawds,And brokers that rec
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