...one of which was six years together, and often reduced to the most wretched circumstances, hunted as partridge upon the mountains, and persecuted with...professions, it must be believed that he was a knave at heartj and yet he turned his knavery to little account, for as long as we can trice his history, he...

...circumstances, hunted as partridge upon the mountains, and persecuted with the most abominable liei the devil himself could invent or malice utter; and...while, never any wise, good, or even honest man, has keen his enemy, or knew any evil of him, bating the little mistakes or peccadilloes of human nature."...

...near twenty Years, be the constant But of Slander, as to be three Times ruin'd as a Master-Printer, to be Nine Times in Prison, one of which was Six Years...has been his Enemy, or knew any Evil of him, bating for the little Mistakes or Peccadilloes of human Nature. But so it is and has been, that the Publisher...

...reduced to the most wretched Circumstances, hunted as a Partridge upon the Mountains, and perse cuted with the most abominable Lies the Devil himself could...has been his Enemy, or knew any Evil of him, bating for the little Mistakes or Peccadilloes of human Nature. But so it is and has been, that the Publisher...

...Master-Printer, to be Nine Times in Prison, one of which was Six Years together, and often reduc'd to the most wretched Circumstances, hunted as a Partridge...the Devil himself could invent, or Malice utter." Released by the forbearance of his creditors, Keimer struggled along with his paper until No. 39 was...