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1693
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Oct 25
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25th. October 1693
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between Ten and Eleven a Clock at
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night, Being at the Miter Taverne, in the
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In Compagnie of Mr. Derval, and of Mr Ravan
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George
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Thomson
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Came into our Company desering us to let him
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drinke With us, Which Conducted to believing was an
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honest Man and one of us dranke to him, and gave him
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a glas of Wine, Said, We most first drinke the King has
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whereupon, I
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James Ricotier
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said to him with all my
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heart, and taking an other Glas of Wine Island him let
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us drinke our good King Williams health, and his happy
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returne in health to his Kingdome, Whereupon the said
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Thomson said, he would only drinke the health of the King
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Without maining Which, Whereupon I bid him Explain
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himself which he Refused, Whereupon I asked him
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Whether it where the french King health, he answered it,
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was the King of England health, and Would drinke it
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and nor otherwise, Whereupon I told him he was an Ill
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Man, and Jacobite and bid him begone out of our Company
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Which he refused and made a great the Whereupon
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people of the Taverne came and Made him begone but
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a like after he returned
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Saying he would Never Drinke
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the health was dranke to him, he was then put out againe
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by the same Servants of the house, But a litle after he
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returned with the master of the Taverne, and an other man
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of her Acquaintance, the host willing to being him back
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to his duty Came and Speake to me, and prayd me to
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forget what was past, and forgive him, and drinke With him
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I Answered the Master, I was free Do drinke, with him
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upon Condition he Would drinke King Williams health
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And that I would Pardon the Insult he had done us,
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The host thanked me and told me it was reasonable, and
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that he would Drinke the said health, and went and
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fetched the said Thomson, and the other person with him
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