BLEEDING EXTRAORDINARY! OR THE GREAT PHLEBOTOMIST OPERATING FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CONSTITUTION.
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<dl><dd>CIVIL LIST</dd>
<dd>What a Bore</dd>
<dd>He will be clever indeed if he succeeds in extracting a drop from me</dd>
<dd>Oh my Lady did you ever here of such shameful doings?</dd>
<dd>No never!</dd>
<dd>Doctare it is of no use to try to Pleed me, I have got noding to spare!</dd>
<dd>Oh the Monsters, I'll tear their eyes out if they try to bleed me</dd>
<dd>You see Doctor I have not the least objection to lose a little, but why did you not stick entirely to Mr. Bull?</dd>
<dd>Why your Majesty I do not intend to forget the Old Gentleman, "who by the way at all times bleeds very freely"; but that I think it necessary to extract a little of the surplus from about the Court.</dd>
<dd>TREASURY</dd></dl>
Line at bottom: London: Mes<sup>rs</sup>. Fores, 41. Piccadilly / Printed by W. Kohler, 22. Denmark St Soho.
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