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London, England, 1822-06-14 00:00:00

THE FOURTH EDITION.

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THE NEW- DEVOUT COMMUNICANT, ac•
cording to the Church of England; containing an Account
of the Institution, Prayers and Meditations before and after the
Administration, and a Companion at the Lord's Table.
' By the Rev. JAMES FORD. B. D.
Minister of St. Lawrence, Ipswich.
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poorer Parishioners.
A Century of Christian Prayers on Faith, Hope, and Charity ;
with a Morning and Evening Devotion. By the same Author.
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THE VAMPYRE;
OR, SPECTRE OF GUINEA!
A) INCIDENT AT SURINAM.
A T Surinam lately, by languor opprest,
IA- A Traveller sought the oblivion of rest ;
While it chased in the room that conspicuously plac'd,
Stood his Boots, by the Blacking transcendantly grac'd.
Twas then that a native attendant withdrew
Aghast—for a form in the Jet met his view,—
" The Vampyre r. in accents of horror he cried,—
" The Vampyre !" the terrified Inmates replied;
" The Spectre of Guinea, of dreadful pursuits, -
" Now Sits, to and fro, in the Traveller's Boots!"

Behold from the k then, this gaunt monster go,
And fixing its fangs on the stranger's great toe;
Suck his blood and disgorge, yet inflicting no pain,
Suck his blood and disgorge still again and again ;
Its wings o'er its victim while fanning they keep,
Securing a slumber protracted and deep
" New rouse him from stupor!" a friendly voice cries,
" The Vampyre his blood else will drain till he Ales !"
A shout then was rals'd, and deserting its prey
It wing'd thence, the monster, its ominous way!

Now starting from sleep as the Traveller Mood,
Pale, ghastly, exhausted, and crimson'd with blood:
He sought explanation, though speech was denied,
" The Vampire! tie Vampyre r each spectator cried.
Unknown, unmolested, the Vampyre bad kept
Its seas—end the Traveller eternally slept,
Unless like a mirror the bright 800/ had arid,
And timeously thus his existence preserv'd
Sins. then Surinam is most forward in backing
The Vatnpyre detector in MinTeles.lbfgesking
• This monstrous Indian Bat, or' Vampyre, or Spectre of
Guinea, also called the Flying Dog a New Spain, and bythe
Spaniards Perrovelador, makes its MA& exactly in the mangler
here described.
This Buy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by

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publicly acknowledged by so many persons of distinction and
rank in snciety, that it is unnecessary here to enlarge on their
peculiar virtues.
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