Humour, Wit, & Satire of the Seventeenth Century

by Unknown

They spightfully tooke him up againe,

and threw him on a kill [¹²⁸]

So dried him there with fire hot

and thus they wraught their will.

Then they brought him to the mill,

and there they burst his bones,

The Miller swore to murther him,

betwixt a pair of stones.

Then they tooke him up againe,