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  <dc:title>Mrs Figs Card Party Disturbed</dc:title>
  <dc:description>A party of people playing cards. A footman announces:
"Master and Mistress and Gentlefolks all - I be sorry to disturb you - but it be past twelve o'clock  - on Saturday night and here comes the Beadles and watchmen to take you all to the round house."
Behind the foot man stand two uniformed beadles and two watchmen, one holding a lantern.
On the right, the party of three men and a woman protest:
"My good friends it is not yet half past eleven"; "Indeed gentlemen we are only playing at fourpenny Whisk and Swabs"; "A set of wulgar wretches"; "O that I should live to die in a round house".
</dc:description>
  <dc:date>[6 Apr 1807]</dc:date>
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