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The
SECOND
Part of Conny-Catching
Contayning
the discovery of certaine wondrous
Coosenages,
either superficiallie passed ouer,
or
vtterly vntoucht in the
first.
As the nature of
|
(The
black Art |
(Picking
of locks. |
With sundrie
pithy and pleasant Tales worthy the reading of all e-
states, that are ennemies to such base and dishonest
practises.
Mallem
non esse quam non prodesse patriae.<25>
R. G.
LONDON.
Printed by Iohn Wolfe for William Wright, and
are to be sold at his shop in Pauls Church
yard, near to the French schoole.
1591.
