THOMAS PAINE.

When Paine's "Rights of Man," reached Lewes, where he married a Miss Olive,

the women as with one voice, said, "Od rot im, let im come ear if he dast,

an we'll tell him what the Rights of Women is; we'll toss im in a blanket,

and ring im out of Lewes wi our frying pans."--_Cheetham's Life of

Paine_.

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