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Pagan Prince 54: The same threats and Menaces of the Palatine being carry’d to the Marshal de Tonneure, not withstanding all his former Encomiums, Oh! quo he, the Palatine’s a young prince; give him leave to huff and ding for his living; words break no Bones. Pagan Prince 69: Let all the Bullets in the Belgian Fleet, kiss where I sate on Sunday. Pagan Prince 15: They might the better be able to play at In, and In. Pagan Prince 4: This Tutor dy’d of a Clap which he got in his Old Age. Pagan Prince 123: For not withstanding his Bulk, he was but Cow-hearted. Pagan Prince 12: The Cause was a very knotty Cause between the Sieur John Doe Plaintiff, and the Sieur Richard Roe Defendant. Pagan Prince 13: The great Men at Court had forbidden the French Disease to trouble the Bumpkins, as being more desirous to entertain it themselves. Pagan Prince 71: The King of Albion, [England] had a prodigiously vast Herring Pond in the North Seas. Pagan Prince 35: For a Prince to have [...] the third part of a mans length laid up in Lavender before he has half done with them, I must needs confess, I do not very well approve. Pagan Prince 119: The White-liver’d, Faint-hearted, Lazy, Lozelly Belgians. Pagan Prince 32: He saw a comly person mounted upon a stately Prancer. Pagan Prince 20: It was that the greatest part of the Task was only Rimble ramble Discourse. Pagan Prince 29: The Arragonian Bakers [...] gave them ill Language, calling them Tooth-Gapers, Sherks, Shittabeds, Slubberdegullions . Pagan Prince 29: The Arragonian Bakers [...] gave them ill Language, calling them Tooth-Gapers, Sherks, Shittabeds, Slubberdegullions, Liquorish Whelps. Pagan Prince 39: I have heard, that if a man comes into the world in his Mothers Smicket, he shall be the most fortunate man in the world. Pagan Prince 71: And so, noble Tritons, every one to his command; stand to your Panpudding. Pagan Prince 120: They would not so much as vouchsafe him a T--- in his Teeth, but kept themselves husht and quiet.