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Then Simon taking his bafket of eggs,
fudged to the market, but was no fooner
(illegible text) there, than feeing a vaft crowd of
people, he refolved to know what was the
matter. When upon inquiry he found
that two butter-women had fallen on
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(illegible text) to that degree that they had taken one
another by the coif, their hair and fillets
(illegible text) flying about their ears, which Simon fee-
ing, he was moved with compaffion, and
(illegible text) to part them but in vain ; poor Simon
as ftill unfortunate, and came off with
