Humphrey Crouch

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Humphrey Crouch,  The Welch Traveller, or the Unfortunate Welchman (n.d.)

“ He must stand in the pillory
for four long hours and more,
That all the children might him 'spy,
that he had scar'd before.
As many then against him came,
running with all speed,
And their indictments thus they frame,
if you please them to read.
Taffy's Indictments.
Imprimis, For troubling the shepherd to help him out of the pit.
Item, For selling the jerkin for a groat, which was borrowed of his countryman Pinkin
Item. For casting stinking fish and rotten eggs into the hostess's face.
Item. For taking away the gold ring.
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Source: Wikisource

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