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1
WHen William, Duke
WHen William Duke
WHEN William Duke
WHen William Duke
WHEN William duke
WHEN William, Duke
[..]
of
N[..]rrmandy,
Normandy,
Normandy
Normandy,
Normandy
N[..]rmandy,
2
With all his Normans
With a[..]l his Normans
With all his Normans
[..] ans
galantly,
gallantly,
gallantly
gallantry
3
This
this
Kingdom
kingdom
kingdome
Kingdome
did
subdue;
subdue:
subdue,
subdue.
[..]subdue;
4
Full fifteen
Full fffteen
[..]as,
Years of Age I
years of age I
was,
w[..]s,
5
And whate'er
And what e're
And what e'er
And whate're
And what ere
[..]o
since
has
hath
his
come to
pass,
pass
6
I can report
I can Report
[..]
for
it
true.
true
true:
7
I can remember since he went
[..] can remember since he went;
i can Remember since he went,
I can remember since he went,
[..]
8
From London for to conquer Kent:
From London Kent, for to Conquer
[...]om London for to conquer Kent,
From London for to Conquer Kent.
From London for to conquer Kent
From London for to conquer Kent,
From London for to conquer Kent,
From London for to conquer Kent;
[..]t,
:
9
Where
where
Where walking
[..]d,
in
with
a
walking
Walking
Wood,
Wood.
Wood;
wood,
wood
Wood
10
The Men of Kent
The men of Kent
[..]he Men of Kent
The Men of Kent
The men of Kent
[..]im,
compassed
Compassed
encompassed
did compass
encompass'd
him,
him
11
And he for
[..]d he for
[..]m
Aye confirm'd to
aye confirm'd to
aid confirm'd on
ay confirmed to
ay confirm'd to
them,
them
12
King Edward's Laws for Good.
King Edwards Laws for good.
King Edwards Laws for good
King EDWARDS Laws for good.
King Edward's Laws for good.
King Edward's Laws for good,
King Edward's laws for good.
King Edwards laws for good.
King Edward's laws for good,
[..]d
,
13
I
[..]w,
Likewise I
Likewise, I
[..]kewise I
likewise
Likewise I.
William Rufus knew,
William Rufus knew
WILLIAM RUFUS knew,
William Rufus knew,
14
And saw
And say
[..]ew
the Arrow
the arrow
that
which
him slew,
him slew
15
Hard by a
hard by a
[..]
Forest Side:
Forrest side:
Forest side,
Forest side:
Forest Side;
Forest side;
forest side.
forest side,
forest-side.
forrest side:
16
I well could
I well cou'd
And I can
[..]
tell
you
You
you,
if I
If I
list,
List,
wist,
17
Or better tell you if I
Or better tell You if I
And better tell you if I
Or better tell you, if I
[..]
wist,
wist;
list,
18
Who next to him did ride.
who next to him did ride.
Whom next to him did ride.
Who next to him did Ride,
Who next to him did ride,
[..]
19
First Henry,
First Henry
First HENRY,
First Henry,
[..]w
aye,
I,
ayes
I
ay
ay,
and
Stephen knew,
Stehpen kn[..]w,
STEPHEN knew,
Stephen too,
Stephen knew
20
Whom
Who
When
no
Man there
man there
M[..]n there
one there
man here
but I did
but i did
view,
view;
[..]view,
21
I saw
i saw
[..]ad;
them
him
Crown'd, and Dead:
Crown'd and dead:
Crown'd and dead.
Crown'd and Dead:
crown'd and dead!
crown'd and dead;
crown'd and dead:
crown'd and dead
crown'd and dead.
Crown'd and dead;
22
I can remember well also
I can remember well also,
i can Remember well also,
And can remember well also
[..]
23
The Second
The second
[..]ow,
Henry's
Henry's
HENRY'S
Henries
royal
Royal
Show;
show,
Show,
Shew,
show
24
The Day
that day
the Day
The day
[..]
that
when
he was wed.
he was Wed.
he was wed,
25
I likewise was at
i likewise was at
[..]
Woodstock
Woodstock-Bower,
Woodstock
Woodstock-bower,
Bower,
Bower;
Bow'r,
bower,
bowre,
bower,
26
And
I
saw
that
the
sweet
and famous
& comely
[..]
Flower,
flower,
flower
Flower
27
Queen Eleanor
Queen Elinor
Queen Elenor
Queen ELENOR
Queen Eleanor
Queen Elenor so
[..]
did
so
spight:
spight
spight.
spight,
spight;
spite;
spite.
28
I found
i found
[..]in,
the Clew
the Clue
the clue
the clew
that clew
of
Thread
thread
threed
again,
again.
29
After that worthy Knight was
After that Worthy Knight was
After that worthy knight was
slain;
slain,
slain.
slain
[..]slain,
30
'Twas
‘twas
'twas
It was
[..]ite.
blue,
green, blue,
green, blew,
green blue,
Green, Blue,
green,
red,
red and
red, and
Red, &
green, and
white.
White.
white
31
I saw King Richar[d] in his
I saw King Richard in his
I saw King RICHARD in his
I saw King Richard in his
I saw king Richard in his
Shirt,
Shirt
shirt,
s[..]irt
shirt
32
Pull out a furious
Lion's
Lyons
Lyon's
lion's
Lions
Heart,
heart,
heart
33
Whereby his Strength was
whereby his strength was
whereby his Strength was
Whereby his strength was
try'd:
try'd;
try'd.
tried,
try'd,
34
I saw King John, when as the
I saw King John when as the
I saw King JOHN when as the
I saw King John, when as the
I saw king John, when as the
I saw King John when as the
Monk
Monk,
Monk.
Munk
monk
Munk,
35
Gave him the
Poison which
Poyson which
Poison, which
poison as
poyson which
poison which
he
drunk,
Drunk,
drunk;
drank.
drank;
36
And
and
then forsooth
thenforsooth
he
dy'd.
died,
died.
dy'd
37
I
mark'd the Barons
mark'd the Barrons
mark'd tbe Barons
saw the barons
markt the Barons
when they sent
when they sent,
38
For the
French Dauphin,
French Doulphin,
FRENCH Dauphin
French Dauphin
French Dauphin,
French Dauphin,
French Dolphin,
F[..]ench Dauphin.
French Dauphin,
French dauphin
French Dalphin,
with Intent
with intent
with intent,
with intent.
39
To put Third Henry
to put third Henry
to put third HENRY
To put Third Henry
to put Third Henry
To put third Henry
to put third Henry
down:
down.
down;
down;
down,
by:
by.
40
I saw the Earl of Leicester
I saw the Earl of Leicester
i saw the Earl of LEICESTER
I saw the earl of Leicester
stout,
stout
bent,
41
(Call'd,
(Call'd
Call'd
Called
Simon
SIMON
Simon
Munford)
Munford
MUNFORD)
Mountford)
Montford)
Mounford)
with his Tent
with his Tent,
with his tent,
with his tent
42
Besiege
besiege
[..]
fair
London Town.
London Town.
LONDON TOWN.
London town.
London-town.
L[..] Tow[..].
43
And I have the First Edward seen,
And I have the first Edward seen,
And i have the first EDWARD seen,
And I have the First Edward seen,
And I have the first Edward seen,
And I have the first Edward seen
And I have the First Edward seen,
44
Whose
Legs
legs
Lges
I
i
thought
think
still
thought
to have
had
been
been,
45
A Yard
a Yard
a yard
A yard
and
or
more in Length:
more in length:
more in length.
more in Length;
more in length;
46
I
W[..]th
With
with
him
I
i
into Scotland went,
into SCOTLAND went;
into Scotland went,
into Scotland went
47
And back again
incontinent,
incontinent.
in contentment,
incontinent
48
Which
which
he subdu'd
hee subdued
he subdued
by
Strength.
strength.
strenth.
strenght.
49
I knew
i knew
Carnarvon's Minion dear,
Carnarven's Minion dear,
Carmarvan's Minion dear,
CARNARVON'S Minion Dear.
Carmarthen's minion dear,
Carnarven's Minion dear
Carnarvonon's minion dear,
Canarvans minion deer,
Carnarvonon's minion's dear,
Carnarvon's minion dear,
50
And
I
saw the Fall of
saw the fall of
saw the Fall of
Mortimer,
Mortimeer,
Mortimer,
Mortimer
Mortimer.
51
With all the
with all the
Barons
Barrons
barons
Wars:
Wars.
Wars;
wars
wars:
wars.
52
I likewise
And likely
i likewise
was
in Armour
to have been
in Armor
in armour
sent
sent,
spent
53
To
At
Burton
Burton
Battle
Battel
battle
battel
upon Trent,
upon Trent.
upon TRENT,
upon Trent,
54
Where I
where I
Where i
receiv'd
Receiv'd
received
these
Scars
scars.
Scars.
Scars,
skars.
scars,
55
Third Edward, and his
Third Edward and his
Third EDWARD and his
Third Edward and his
valiant
Valliant
Son,
Son
son,
son
56
By whom
by whom
great
such
Feats
feats
of
of
Arms
arms
were done,
were don
was done
were done
was done,
were done;
57
I
i
[..]
saw on
Cressy Plain;
Cressy Plain:
Cressy Plain.
Cresly P!ain.
Cresses Plain;
Cressy Plain,
Crosley plain
Cressey plain,
Cross[..]ey plain.
Crosley-plain.
Cressy Plain
58
Which
Day, when
day when
Day when
day, when
days when
days
Bows
bows
and Arrows
& arows
and arrows
& Arrows
keen
keen,
keen
59
Grew
scant,
scant
sant,
with mighty Stones I
with mighty stones I
with mighty stones i
ween,
wen
ween,
ween
60
Were
were
Where
many
Frenchmen
French men
Frenchmen
FRENCHMEN
French Men
French-men
French-men
French- men
slain.
slain
slain,
61
I knew Wat
i knew WAT
I knew Wat
I knew Wat
Tyler, and
Tyler and
Tylor and
TYLER, and
Tyler &
Tyler, and
Tyler and
Jack Straw,
JACK STRAW,
Jack Straw,
62
And
I
i
I
the
th[..]
Mayor of London saw,
Mayor of London saw,
mayor of LONDON saw
Mayor of London saw
Mayor of London saw.
mayor of London saw,
63
In
in
Smithfield, which him
Smithfield which him
Smithfield, which he
Sm[..]ield which him
Smithfield which he
Smithfield, which him
Smithfield with him
Smith-field which him
slew:
slew.
slew?
slew;
slew,
64
I was at
i was at
I was at
Pomfret Castle,
Pomfret Castle
Pomfret Castle
Pomphfret Castle,
Pomfret-castle
Pomfret Castle.
when
when,
65
The Second
The second
The Second
Richard there
Richard he
RIGHARD there
Richard there
was slain,
was slain.
66
Whose Death
whose death
whose Death
Whose death
e'er
e're
ere
since I rue.
since i rue.
since I rue:
since I rue,
67
I
i
I
saw
mark'd
when
Henry Bolingbrook,
Henry Bullingbrook
Henry Bulinbrook,
HENRY BOLINGBROOK,
Henry Bolingbrook
Henry Bolingbroke
Henry Bull[..]ngbrook,
Holingbroke
Henry Bullenbrook
Holingbroke,
Henry Bolinbroke
Henry Bullingbrook,
68
The Crown and
The crown and
the
Scepter
Sceptre
septre
sceptre
scepter
on him
took;
took
took,
69
When
Which
which
he became
full
so
right
well:
well.
well;
70
I
I
saw
mark'd
when Henry
when Henry
when HENRY
Hotspur
Hotsur
Hotspur
HOTSPUR
he,
he
71
And many
Lords
lord
Lord
lords
at
Salisbury,
Shrewsbury,
Shrewsbury,
Salisbury
Salisbury.
Shrewsbury
Salisbury,
72
Were
were
where
Was
Where
slain in
Battle fell.
Battel fell.
Ba[..]tle fell.
Battle, fell.
Battle fel[..].
battle fell.
battel fell.
Battle fe[..].
73
I
i
I
saw the brave
knew that great
saw that brave
victorious Prince,
Victorious Prince,
victorious prince.
victorious Prince
victorious prince,
74
Whose Death I
(whose death I
Whose Death i
Whose death I
(Whose death I
Whose death I
have bewail'd e'er since,
have bewail'd e're since)
have bewail'd e'er since
have bewail'd e'er since.
have bewail'd e're since,
have bewail'd ere since)
have bewailed e'er since.
hsve bewail'd e're since,
have bewail'd e're si[..]
75
Henry the Fifth, I
Henry the fifth I
Henry the Fifth I
HENRY the fifth i
Henry the Fifth, I
Henry the fifth I
Henry the fifth I
mean:
mean
mean;
mean,
mean.
meant;
76
And I can give you
And I can give You
And i can give you
And I can give you
a
good
just
Report,
report,
Report
report
,
77
How many French at
How many French at
Agincourt,
Agen-Court,
Agen Court,
Agincourt,
Agin Court,
Agen Court,
Agencourt
Agincourt
78
Were
were
Was
Where
where
in one
Battle
battel
battle
Battel
slain.
slain
Slain.
slain;
79
I saw the
i saw the
I saw the
White and Red rose
White, & Red-Rose
white and Red Rose
white and Red-Rose
White and Red-Rose
white and red Rose
white and red nose
white and red rose
Wh[..]e, and Red-Rose fig[..]
White, and Red-Rose
Knight.
Knight,
Knight
Knights,
knight,
fight
80
And
Warwick
WARWICK
Warwick
Warick
Warick
Great, in Armour bright,
great in Armour bright
Great in Armour bright,
great, in Armour bright,
great in Armour bright,
great in armour bright,
great in armour bright
great in armour bright.
,
81
In the
in the
Sixth Henry's Reign:
sixth Henry's Reign:
sixth Henry's Reign;
sixth HENRY'S Reign:
Sixth Henry's Reign:
sixth Henry's reign;
Sixth Henry's Reign;
sixth Henry's reign,
fifth Henries raign
sixth's Henry's reign.
Sixth Henry's reign.
sixth Henrys Reign:
sixth Henry's Reign:
82
And
I
present was that very Hour,
present was that very hour,
present was that very hour
present was that very hour.
83
When
Henry
H[..]nry
HENRY
Henry
was in
London Tower,
London Tower,
London Tow'r,
London Tower
LONDON Tower,
London Tower.
London-tower
84
By
by
crook'd Back'd
Crook'd-back
Crook back'd
Crook'd Back'd
crook'd Back
crook-back
Crookt-backt
Crook-back'd
Crook'd Back'[..]
crook'd-back
Richard
Richard
R[..]hard
slain.
85
I
i
And
I
in
the Goldsmith's
the Gold-smiths
a Goldsmith's
the goldsmith's
a Gold-smith
a Gold-smith's
a Gold-smiths
Shop
shop
have
I've
seen,
seen
seen.
86
Fourth Edward's famous Concubine;
Fourth Edwards famous Concubine,
Fourth Edward's Famous Concubine,
Fourth EDWARD's famous Concubine;
Fourth Edward's famous Concubine;
Fourth Edward's famous Concubine,
Fourth Edward's famous Concubine,
Fourth Edward's famous concubine;
Fourth Edwards famous Concubine
Fourth Edward's famous concubine.
Fourth Edward's famous concubine,
Fourth Edwards famous Concubine,
87
Whose Name was
whose name was
whose Name was
Whose name was
sweet
[..]ir
Sweet
fair
Jane Shore:
Jane Shore.
Jane Shore;
Jane Shore;
Jane Shore,
88
I
i
I
saw
mark'd
when
Richard's
Richar[..]
Richard's
Richards
Richards
Cruelty,
cruelty,
Cruelty
cruelty
89
Did
put
Put
her to
her unto
heto
great
gr[..]t
Misery;
misery,
Misery,
Misery:
misery.
90
And I was
and I was
and i was
And I was
griev'd therefore.
grie[..] therefore.
griev'd therefore,
grieved sore.
grieved therefore.
grieved therefore,
griev'd therefore
91
Also
I
i
I
also
likewise
was at
Bosworth Field,
Bosworth field,
Bosworth Field,
Bosworth Field
Bosworth Field,
Bosworth Fleld,
Bosworthfield
Bosworth field,
Bosworth field.
92
Well
armed
Arm'd
there with Spear
there with spear
and
&
Shield,
shield
Shield
shield.
shield,
93
Meaning to try my Force;
meaning to try my force:
meaning to try my Force,
meaning to try my Force:
Meaning to try my force;
meaning to try my force;
Meaning to try my force:
Meaning to try my force.
94
Where Richard
Where Richard
losing
loosing
Life and Crown,
life and Crown
Life and Crown
life and crown,
life and crown.
95
Was naked
born to
bourn to
bore to
borne to
born te
Leicester Town,
Leicester Town,
Leicester town
Leicester town,
Leicester Town
Leicester town.
96
Upon a
upon a
Collier's
Colliars
Colliers
collier's
Horse.
horse.
Horse,
horse,
97
To the Seventh Henry then I was
To the seventh Henry then I was
To the seventh Henry then I was,
To the Seventh Henry then I was,
To the Seventh Henry then I was
To the seventh Henry then I was
To the Seventh Henry then I was
To the seventh Henry then I was,
98
A Servant, as it came to pass;
A Servant, as it came to pass,
A Servant as it came to pass,
A servant as it came to pass,
A servant, as it came to pass,
A servant, as it came to pass
99
To serve him at his Need:
to serve him at his need;
To serve him at his Need;
to Serve him at his Need,
to serve him at his Need:
To serve him at his need:
to serve him at his need:
To serve him at his need;
To serve him at his need.
100
And while I did in Court remain,
and while i did in Court Remain.
And while I did in court remain.
And while I did in court remain,
And while I did in Court remain,
101
I saw in the
I saw in the
Eighth Henry's Reign,
eighth Henry's Reign,
Eight Henry's reign,
eighth Henry's Reign
Eighth Henry's Reign,
Eight H[..]nry's Reign,
eighth Henry's reign.
eighth Henries raign
Eighth Henry's reign,
Eight Henry's Reign,
eighth Henrys Reign,
102
Full many great
full many great
Men
men
Man
bleed.
bleed,
103
I was
i was
I as
[..] was
I as
a
Soldier
Souldier
soldier
souldier
bold
with him,
within,
with him
104
O'er
O're
O[..]r
Neptune's curled
Neptunes curled
Neptune's curled
Breast
breast
Brest
brest
did swim
did swim,
did swim.
105
Unto the
unto the
Realm
realm
Relm
realms
Reolm
of France:
of France.
of France
of France;
of France;
of France,
106
I
i
help'd
helpt
helped
to Ransack
to ransack
Bullogin Town,
Bulloign Town,
Bulloign Town,
Bulloign Town
Boulogne Town,
Bulloign town,
Bulloin Town
Boulougne town,
Bulloign-town,
Bul'oin Town,
107
And many Places of Renown,
And many places of Renown,
and many places of Renown,
And many Places of renown,
And many places of renown.
And many places of renown,
And many places of Renown.
108
Yet
yet
Home
home
hoome
I
i
I
came by Chance.
came by chance.
came bechance.
came by chance,
come by chance,
109
I knew
i knew
the
first
Sixth
sixth
Sixth
Edward
Edward
of
a
Child,
Child.
child,
childe
110
Whose Countenance was
Whose countenance was
very
meek and
very milde,
mild,
mild
mild.
111
A
a
hopeful Prince he
hopefull Prince he
hopeful prinee he
hopeful Prince hee
hopeful prince he
was:
was;
was,
was
was.
:
112
I
i
knew
saw
Queen Mary in her
Queen Mary in her
queen Mary in her
Queen Mary in Her
Reign,
reign,
raign
113
Put Protestants
to mickle
to Mickle
to muckle
to mick!e
[..]o mickle
Pain,
pain,
pain:
pain;
114
And re-set up
and re-set up
and reset up
And reset up
And re:set up
the
[..]he
Mass.
Mass,
mass.
115
And
and
But
to my Comfort
(to my comfort)
to my comfort
have
I
i
have
seen
seen,
seen;
seen.
116
Elizabeth,
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Elizabeth,
that Maiden Queen,
that Maiden-Queen,
the Maiden Queen,
that maiden queen,
117
Queen
Queen
Mary's only
Maries only
Mary's only
Maries onely
Sister:
Sister;
sister,
sister:
Sister,
sister.
118
Though
Tho'
she
reign'd four and
reigned
Reign'd four and
reign'd four &
raign'd four and
reigned four and
reign'd four-and-forty
forty
Years,
years,
Years
years
119
Her Subjects
Her subjects
her Subjects
shew'd well
shewed
shew'd Well
shewed well
by
their
there
Tears,
tears,
tears
Tears
120
That they
that they
too
to
soon
had miss'd
did miss
had mist
had mis'd
had [..]t
her.
her
121
I saw King
i saw King
I saw king
James come
Iames come
James come
James came
from the North,
from the north
from the north,
from the North,
from the North
122
Like
to
[..]o
a Star that
a star that
shineth
sheneth
forth,
forth
123
To glad
to glad
the
the
People's Sight:
peoples sight:
Peoples Sight.
People's sight:
Peoples sight;
People's sight;
peoples sight.
peoples sight,
people's sight.
Peoples sight:
124
He brought a
He brought a
he brought a
Salve
salve
slave
to
cure
heal
our
Wound,
wound
wounds.
Wound
wound.
wound,
wounds,
125
And made
and made
Great Britain
great Brittain
Great Britain
Great-Britain
Great-Britain
great Britain,
great Britain
Great Brittain
safe
and
&
sound,
sound
sound.
126
Through Equity
through equity
through Equty
through Equity
To Equity
Thro' equity
and Right.
and right.
and Right
and Right,
127
He
Hee
was
was,
in Troth
in troth
indeed
in Truth
in troth,
in truth
a Prince of Peace,
a Prince of Peace.
a prince of peace,
a Prince of peace
a Prince of peace,
128
And made all former Jars to cease,
And made all former jars to cease
and made all former Jars to cease,
And made all former jars to cease,
129
'Twixt English Men
‘twixt English-men
'twixt English Men
'twixt English Men,
Betwixt Englishmen
'twixt English Men
'Twixt Englishmen
‘twixt English men,
‘twixt English Men
'twixt English-men
and Scots:
and Scots.
and Scots
and Scots:
and Scots,
and Scots;
and Scots;
and Scots,
130
The
English Men
English-men
English Men
Englishmen
English men
English-men
sung merry Sonnets,
sung merry sonnets,
sung merry Sonnets
,
131
The Scots they
The Scots they
the Scots
And th' scotch
The Scots did
The Scots
then
lads
threw
throw
up their
blew
Bonnets
Bonnets,
bonnets,
Bonets,
bonnets
bonnets.
132
For
for
Joy
joy
joys
of their good Lots.
of their good lots.
of their good lots:
133
In Scotland born, in England nurst,
In Scotland born, in England Nurst,
In Scotland born in England Nurst,
in Scotland born, in England Nurst,
In Scotland born, in England nurs'd,
In Scotland born, in England nurst,
From him by lineal right did spring
In Scotland born, in England nurst.
In Scotland born in England nurst,
In Scotland born in England nurst
134
Was Pious Princely
Was pious princely
Was Pious Princly
Was Pious Princley
This happy
Charles the First,
Charles the first,
Charles the First,
CHARLES the First,
Charles the first,
Charles our Royal King
Charles the Firss,
Charls the first,
Charles the [..]
135
Who had
who had
and now
to
Wife Queen Mary:
Wife Queen Mary;
Wife Queen Mary,
Wife Queen Mary,
wife queen Mary.
make conclusion
wife Queen Mary.
wife Queen Mary:
Wife Queen Mary
136
But by the Rage of
But by the rage of
But by the
I wish him and his
Rebels Hate,
Rebels hate,
Rebels Heat,
Party heat,
Rebels Heate,
rebel's hate,
gracious Queen
rebels hate,
137
Murther'd
He
Murder'd
Murdered
Murthred
Murthered
and
And
martyr'd at
Martyr'd at
martyr'd was before
Princely off-spring may
marty'd at
martyr'd at's own
Marty'd at
his
be
Gate,
Gate
gate,
seen
138
This good King did
this good King did
This good king did
until earths dissolution.
miscarry.
miscary,
miscarry
139
King
Charles
Charles
CHARLES
Charls
the Second
the second,
the second
the Second,
that
who
had spent
had spent,
140
Many
long
Years in
years in
Banishment,
Banishment
Bannishment,
Banishment:
bonishment,
banishment.
banishment,
141
And
and
'scap'd
scap'd
‘scap'd
with Life so nearly;
with life so nearly
with Life so nearly,
with life so nearly.
with life so nearly,
with life so nearly:
142
By
Miracles
miracle
miracles
Miracle
and Means unknown,
and means unknown
and means unknown,
143
I
Sits
i
Was
I saw
saw
in
placed
plac'd
plac'n
upon
on
the
Royal
brightness of his
royal
Throne,
Throne
throne,
144
Where he
where he
did
doth
shine most
clearly.
clearly,
cl[..]arly.
clearly
145
I saw
Queen Katherine
i saw
I likewise knew
[..] saw
his
Royal
betrothed
royal
Brother James,
Wife
Brother James,
brother James
brother James,
wife,
Wife,
146
Who was
The Lady
who was
led on to such Extreams,
of his Love and Life,
led on by such extreams;
led on to such Extreams;
led on to such Extremes,
[..]ed on to such Extreams,
Led on by such extreams:
Led on by such extremes,
led on by such extremes,
147
Which made
is likewise
which
which made
As made
the Nation weep:
now come hither
the Nation Weep.
the Nation weep,
the Nation weep;
the nation wep.
the nation weep.
now come hither:
148
I saw his Coronation-day,
And may their bodies now increase,
I saw his Coronation Day,
i saw his Coronation-Day,
I saw his Coronation-Day,
I saw his Coronation-Day
I saw his Coronat[..]on-day,
I saw his coronation day,
I saw his Coronation day,
I saw his Coronntion-day,
I saw his coronation-day,
And may their bodies both encrease
149
And how he did the Scepter sway,
In love and children, joy and peace,
And how he did the Sceptre sway,
and how he did the Scepter sway,
And how he did the sceptre sway,
And now he did the sceptre sway,
And how he did the scepter sway,
In Love and Children, Joy, and Peace,
In Love and Children, joy, and Peace,
150
Which
which
long
he could not keep.
as they live together.
he could not keep,
151
Lord Chancellor
Lord chancellor
I
i
saw likewise,
saww likewise
saw likewise
present was that very Morn
152
When he did Rule and Tyrannize,
when he did Rule by Tyrannize
How he did rule and tyrannize,
When he did Rule and Tyranize,
When he did rule and tyrannize
When he did rule and tyrannize,
When as the Prince of Wales was born,
When he did rule and tyrannize.
153
By
by
With
By an
being the
Arbitary Power:
Arbitary Power;
arbitary Power:
Arbitrary Power:
arbitrary Power;
arbitary power:
abitary power.
Tenth of June,
arbitrary power;
154
And I was
and i was
in
In
the Council-room,
the Council Room,
the Counsel-Room,
the Council-Room,
the Council-Room
the council room,
Sixteen Hundred Eighty Eight,
the council-room
155
When Peters he was pleas'd to doom
When Peters he was pleas'd to Doom,
when Peters he was pleas'd to doom,
When Jeffrys he was pleas'd to doom
When Peter's he was pleas'd to doom
When Peter he was pleas'd to doom
When Poter he was pleased to doom.
But this day prov'd Unfortunate,
When Peters he was pleas'd to doom
156
The Bishops to the Tower.
The Bishops in the Tower.
thee Bishops to the tower.
the Bishops to the Tower.
The Bishops to the Tow'r.
the Bishops to the Tower.
The bishops to the tower.
it put all out of Tune.
The bishops to the Tower.
157
I
i
was
saw
present was
present
King William
that very Morn,
that very Morn.
that very Morn
that very morn,
that very morn
cross the Seas,
158
When
when
To give
the
Pretender he was born,
Pretender he was born,
Chevalier he was born,
pretender he was born
Land and Nation Ease,
159
Being
being
Being on
Which was
with a
the Tenth of June;
the Tenth of June.
the tenth of JUNE;
the Tenth of June,
the Tenth of June,
the tenth of June,
most glorious Fleet;
160
In Sixteen Hundred
in sixteen hundred
In sixteen hundred
In sixteen hundred and
I saw him cross
Eighty Eight:
Eighty Eight,
Eighty-eight,
eighty eight,
to Ireland,
eighty eight.
161
But this Day prov'd unfortunate,
But this Day prov'd Unfortunate,
but this Day proved Unfortunate:
But this Day prov'd unfortunate;
But that they prov'd unfortunate,
But this D[..]y prov'd Unfortunate,
But this day prov'd unfortunate.
But this day proved unfortunate
With a right valiant armed Band,
But this day prov'd unfortunate,
162
It put all
it put all
It put all Things
making his Foes retreat.
out of Tune.
out of Tune.
out of tune
out of tune.
163
I
i
saw King William cross
saw King William cross
saw king William cross the
saw King William cross the
have his Royal Consort seen,
see king William cross the
saw King William cross the
the
Seas,
seas,
seas.
164
To give the Land and Nation Ease,
to give the Land and Nation ease,
To give the Land and Nation Ease;
To give the land and nation ease,
To give the land and nation easo,
Mary our most Religious Queen,
165
With a most glorious Fleet:
With a most glorious Fleet.
with a most Glorious Fleet.
with a most glorious Fleet:
With a most glorious Fleet;
with a most glorious Fleet;
With a most gloriou fleet.
With a most glorious fleet.
in all her courtly Train;
166
I saw
i saw
him cross to Ireland,
him Cross to Ireland,
him go to Ireland
him cross to Ireland,
her Royal Funeral,
167
With a right
With a Right
with a right
With a
And how the
valiant armed Band,
Valliant armed band:
valiant Armed Band:
valiant armed band
showers of Tears did fall,
valiant armed band,
168
while
Making his Foes retreat.
Making his Foes Retreat.
making his Foes retreat,
making his Foes retreat.
Making his forces retreat.
Making his forces retreat,
Subjects did complain,
Making his foes retreat.
169
I
i
have his Royal Consort seen,
have his Royal consort seen
have his royal consort seen,
see the Duke of Glouc'ster's Birth,
170
The
Mary, our most Religious Queen,
Mary our most Religious Queen,
Mary our most religious Queen,
Mary, , our most Religious Queen
Mary our most Religious Queen,
Mary, our most religious queen,
Mary, our most religious Queen,
Glory, Triumph, Joy and Mirth,
171
In all her Courtly Train:
In all her Courtly Train.
in all her Courtly train.
in all her Courtly Train:
With all her courtly Train;
in all her courtly Train;
In all her courtely train.
In all her eourtly train.
which was on that great Day:
In all her courtly train.
in al[..] her courtly Train;
172
I
i
saw her
see her
see his
Royal
royal
Funeral,
Funeral,
funeral,
Mother's Tears,
173
And how
and how
And
When in
the
Showers of
showers of
Show'rs of
bitter
Blossom of
Tears did fall,
teers did fall,
Tears did fall;
tears that fell.
tears that fell,
his Years,
tears did fall,
174
While Subjects did complain.
While Subjects did complain
while subjects did complain.
while Subjects did complain.
Whilst Subjects did complain.
whi[..]e Subjects did comp[..]ain.
While subjects did complain,
Whiie subject did complain
Death snatch'd him hence away.
While subjects did complain.
175
I
i
saw the Duke of Gloucester's Birth,
see the Duke of Gloucester's Birth,
see the Duke of Glouc'ster's birth
saw the Duke of Glouc'ster's Birth,
saw the Duke of Glo'ster's Birth,
see the Duke of Glouc'ster's Birth,
saw the duke of Gloucester's birth
saw the Duke of Gloucester's birth,
saw King William when he dy'd,
saw the duke of Gloucester's birth,
176
Who was
The Glory, Triumph,
The Glory, Triumph
the Glory, triump,
What glorious Triumph,
The glory, triumph
The glory triumph,
the Land
The glory, triumph,
Joy
Joy,
joy
and Mirth,
and triump,
& Mirth,
and mirth,
and Nation's Guide,
177
Which was on
There was on
which was on
a Scourge to
That was on this
that
that was on this
France and Spain:
great Day;
great Day,
great Day:
great day.
great day,
178
I
i
saw his Royal Mother's Tears,
see his Royal Mother's Tears,
see his royal Mother's tears
saw his royal mother's tears.
saw his royal mother's tears,
saw Queen Anne come to the Throne,
179
When in the Blossom of his Years,
When in the B[..]ossom of his Years,
When in the blossom of his years
When in the b!ossom of his years,
Whose royal Favours are well known:
180
Death snatch'd
Death snatch'd him
Death snath'd him
long may she
hence away.
soon away.
Live and Reign.
hence away:
181
I
i
saw
see
King
king
William,
William
wil!iam
William
when he
when he
dy'd,
died
died,
died
182
Who was the Land and Nation's Guide,
Who was the Land and Nations guide,
who was the Land and Nations Guide
Who was the Land and Nation[']s Guide,
Who was the land and nation's guide,
Who was the Land and Nation's Guide
183
A Scourge to France and Spain:
A Scourge to France and Spain.
a scourge to France and Spain.
a Scourge to France Spain; and
A Scourge to France and Spain;
a Scourge to France Spain: and
A scourge to France and Spain.
A scourge to France and Spain,
A scourge to France and Spain:
184
I
saw
see
s[..]w
Queen
queen
Anne
Anne
Ann
come to the Throne,
come to the Throne
come to the throne
come to the throne,
185
Whose
whose
Royal Favours
royal Favour
Royal Favours
royal Favours
roya[..] Favours
royal favour
royal favours
she made known,
she made known
she made known;
186
During
Do ring
during
her glorious Reign.
her glorious reign,
her glorious Reign:
her Glorious Reign.
her glorious reign.
her glorious reign
187
I
i
saw her
saw
see her
Commons,
Commons
commons,
Lords,
Lords
lords
Lotds
and
Peers,
Peers
peer,
peers,
188
Who paid
who paid
Pay
a Tribute of sad Tears,
a tribute of sad tears,
a Tribute of sad Tears,
189
Before
before
Upon
her Royal Tomb.
her Royal tomb:
her royal Tomb.
her royal tomb:
her royal tomb,
her royal tomb.
190
I
i
saw
see
King George
King George
king George
pass thro'
come to
pass through
the Town.
the Town,
the town,
191
All
For
all
to possess the Royal Crown,
to possess the royal Crown
to possess the royal Crown,
to possess the royal crown;
to possess the Royal crown:
to possess the royal crown,
192
And govern in
and Govern in
and govern in
her
hrr
Room.
room.
room,
193
I
i
likewise
see
saw
King
him
king
the
take
George
First George
George
his
Prince when
course
first
the
each
he
Second come,
Crown'd
second come
day,
came;
second come,
194
With loud
With Men
with loud
I saw
Huzza's to Britain's Throne,
and Angels compast round,
huzza's to Britain's throne,
Huzza's to Britain's Throne,
And how he did the Sceptre sway,
likewise his Royal Dame,
huzza's to Britain's thrown.
195
And glorious Caroline;
A joyful happy Day;
and Glorious Caroline,
and glorious Caroline;
Until Death came in fine;
whose charming Beauty shine
And glorious Caroline.
And glorious Caroline,
196
Like bright Aurora, sweet and gay,
I present was before his Death,
Like bright aurora sweet and Gay
Like bright Aurora, sweet and gay,
I saw King George the second come,
Like bright Aurora sweet and gay,
I saw king George the third ascend,
I saw King George the Third ascend,
197
That chases all dim Clouds away,
And saw likewise his latest Breath,
that chases all dim clouds away,
With bold Huzzas to Btitain's Throne,
That Chases all dim Clouds away,
To Britain's thrown the wars to end
To Britain's throne the wars to end,
That chases all dull cares away,
198
The Joy of Woman-kind.
When in Death's Arms he lay,
the Joy of women kind
the Joy of Women-kind.
With glorious Caroline.
With France and Spain.
With France and Spain,
The joy of woman-kind.
199
I saw their numerous Progeny,
I saw King George the Second crown'd,
i see their numerous progeny
Like bright Aurora chaste & gay,
I saw two Royal Infants dear,
I saw Charlotte, George's pride,
I saw King George the Fouth whose wise decrees
I saw their numerous progeny,
200
Protects the good
The
Likewise
the
That
And
Walk
and never fails
Pledges of Prosperity,
his Queen, encircl'd round,
Pledges of Posterity
driveth all dull Cares away,
did their pretty Prattle hear,
to Church both side by side,
to please.
pledges of prosperity,
201
For many Years to come;
The like scarce e'er was knonw.
for many Years to come
for many Years to come:
The joys of Women kind;
the like scarce e'er was known.
With a glorious train.
Just in himself he honours Englands throne
For many years to come.
202
In Westminster
Tho' blamed
I saw the
I saw their
i see the
I mark'd ths
I saw
I saw them
for follies which
King and Queen
Royal Issue Fair,
numerous Progeny,
King George
join'd,
are not his
king and queen
when
when he was
own
crown'd
Crown'd,
crown'd,
crow[..]
203
With Men
While Acclamations
with Men
Long may he live,
With men
and
fill'd
And
Angels compass'd round;
the Air,
angels compass'd round
Angels compass'd round:
The blessings of Prosperity,
return again most kind –
every virtue prove,
angels compass'd round,
Angels compass'd ro[..]
204
Long may
long may
And
they
he
Grace the Throne.
grace the throne.
grace the Throne.
reign!
reign triumphant on his Subject's love.
205
I saw
the third of George's come,
Queen Caroline oppressed with foes on every side
206
And lovely Charlotte in her bloom,
Boldly she stems, base Calumny's foul tide,
207
Long may they live and reign
With conscious innooence, surmounts the storm
208
The Nation's Glory
and
And
their Pride,
reigns in every heart to virtue warm.
209
And ever be their faithful Guide;
210
And now Amen! Amen!
1
WHen William, Duke
WHen William Duke
WHEN William Duke
WHen William Duke
WHEN William duke
WHEN William, Duke
[..]
of
N[..]rrmandy,
Normandy,
Normandy
Normandy,
Normandy
N[..]rmandy,
2
With all his Normans
With a[..]l his Normans
With all his Normans
[..] ans
galantly,
gallantly,
gallantly
gallantry
3
This
this
Kingdom
kingdom
kingdome
Kingdome
did
subdue;
subdue:
subdue,
subdue.
[..]subdue;
4
Full fifteen
Full fffteen
[..]as,
Years of Age I
years of age I
was,
w[..]s,
5
And whate'er
And what e're
And what e'er
And whate're
And what ere
[..]o
since
has
hath
his
come to
pass,
pass
6
I can report
I can Report
[..]
for
it
true.
true
true:
7
I can remember since he went
[..] can remember since he went;
i can Remember since he went,
I can remember since he went,
[..]
8
From London for to conquer Kent:
From London Kent, for to Conquer
[...]om London for to conquer Kent,
From London for to Conquer Kent.
From London for to conquer Kent
From London for to conquer Kent,
From London for to conquer Kent,
From London for to conquer Kent;
[..]t,
:
9
Where
where
Where walking
[..]d,
in
with
a
walking
Walking
Wood,
Wood.
Wood;
wood,
wood
Wood
10
The Men of Kent
The men of Kent
[..]he Men of Kent
The Men of Kent
The men of Kent
[..]im,
compassed
Compassed
encompassed
did compass
encompass'd
him,
him
11
And he for
[..]d he for
[..]m
Aye confirm'd to
aye confirm'd to
aid confirm'd on
ay confirmed to
ay confirm'd to
them,
them
12
King Edward's Laws for Good.
King Edwards Laws for good.
King Edwards Laws for good
King EDWARDS Laws for good.
King Edward's Laws for good.
King Edward's Laws for good,
King Edward's laws for good.
King Edwards laws for good.
King Edward's laws for good,
[..]d
,
13
I
[..]w,
Likewise I
Likewise, I
[..]kewise I
likewise
Likewise I.
William Rufus knew,
William Rufus knew
WILLIAM RUFUS knew,
William Rufus knew,
14
And saw
And say
[..]ew
the Arrow
the arrow
that
which
him slew,
him slew
15
Hard by a
hard by a
[..]
Forest Side:
Forrest side:
Forest side,
Forest side:
Forest Side;
Forest side;
forest side.
forest side,
forest-side.
forrest side:
16
I well could
I well cou'd
And I can
[..]
tell
you
You
you,
if I
If I
list,
List,
wist,
17
Or better tell you if I
Or better tell You if I
And better tell you if I
Or better tell you, if I
[..]
wist,
wist;
list,
18
Who next to him did ride.
who next to him did ride.
Whom next to him did ride.
Who next to him did Ride,
Who next to him did ride,
[..]
19
First Henry,
First Henry
First HENRY,
First Henry,
[..]w
aye,
I,
ayes
I
ay
ay,
and
Stephen knew,
Stehpen kn[..]w,
STEPHEN knew,
Stephen too,
Stephen knew
20
Whom
Who
When
no
Man there
man there
M[..]n there
one there
man here
but I did
but i did
view,
view;
[..]view,
21
I saw
i saw
[..]ad;
them
him
Crown'd, and Dead:
Crown'd and dead:
Crown'd and dead.
Crown'd and Dead:
crown'd and dead!
crown'd and dead;
crown'd and dead:
crown'd and dead
crown'd and dead.
Crown'd and dead;
22
I can remember well also
I can remember well also,
i can Remember well also,
And can remember well also
[..]
23
The Second
The second
[..]ow,
Henry's
Henry's
HENRY'S
Henries
royal
Royal
Show;
show,
Show,
Shew,
show
24
The Day
that day
the Day
The day
[..]
that
when
he was wed.
he was Wed.
he was wed,
25
I likewise was at
i likewise was at
[..]
Woodstock
Woodstock-Bower,
Woodstock
Woodstock-bower,
Bower,
Bower;
Bow'r,
bower,
bowre,
bower,
26
And
I
saw
that
the
sweet
and famous
& comely
[..]
Flower,
flower,
flower
Flower
27
Queen Eleanor
Queen Elinor
Queen Elenor
Queen ELENOR
Queen Eleanor
Queen Elenor so
[..]
did
so
spight:
spight
spight.
spight,
spight;
spite;
spite.
28
I found
i found
[..]in,
the Clew
the Clue
the clue
the clew
that clew
of
Thread
thread
threed
again,
again.
29
After that worthy Knight was
After that Worthy Knight was
After that worthy knight was
slain;
slain,
slain.
slain
[..]slain,
30
'Twas
‘twas
'twas
It was
[..]ite.
blue,
green, blue,
green, blew,
green blue,
Green, Blue,
green,
red,
red and
red, and
Red, &
green, and
white.
White.
white
31
I saw King Richar[d] in his
I saw King Richard in his
I saw King RICHARD in his
I saw King Richard in his
I saw king Richard in his
Shirt,
Shirt
shirt,
s[..]irt
shirt
32
Pull out a furious
Lion's
Lyons
Lyon's
lion's
Lions
Heart,
heart,
heart
33
Whereby his Strength was
whereby his strength was
whereby his Strength was
Whereby his strength was
try'd:
try'd;
try'd.
tried,
try'd,
34
I saw King John, when as the
I saw King John when as the
I saw King JOHN when as the
I saw King John, when as the
I saw king John, when as the
I saw King John when as the
Monk
Monk,
Monk.
Munk
monk
Munk,
35
Gave him the
Poison which
Poyson which
Poison, which
poison as
poyson which
poison which
he
drunk,
Drunk,
drunk;
drank.
drank;
36
And
and
then forsooth
thenforsooth
he
dy'd.
died,
died.
dy'd
37
I
mark'd the Barons
mark'd the Barrons
mark'd tbe Barons
saw the barons
markt the Barons
when they sent
when they sent,
38
For the
French Dauphin,
French Doulphin,
FRENCH Dauphin
French Dauphin
French Dauphin,
French Dauphin,
French Dolphin,
F[..]ench Dauphin.
French Dauphin,
French dauphin
French Dalphin,
with Intent
with intent
with intent,
with intent.
39
To put Third Henry
to put third Henry
to put third HENRY
To put Third Henry
to put Third Henry
To put third Henry
to put third Henry
down:
down.
down;
down;
down,
by:
by.
40
I saw the Earl of Leicester
I saw the Earl of Leicester
i saw the Earl of LEICESTER
I saw the earl of Leicester
stout,
stout
bent,
41
(Call'd,
(Call'd
Call'd
Called
Simon
SIMON
Simon
Munford)
Munford
MUNFORD)
Mountford)
Montford)
Mounford)
with his Tent
with his Tent,
with his tent,
with his tent
42
Besiege
besiege
[..]
fair
London Town.
London Town.
LONDON TOWN.
London town.
London-town.
L[..] Tow[..].
43
And I have the First Edward seen,
And I have the first Edward seen,
And i have the first EDWARD seen,
And I have the First Edward seen,
And I have the first Edward seen,
And I have the first Edward seen
And I have the First Edward seen,
44
Whose
Legs
legs
Lges
I
i
thought
think
still
thought
to have
had
been
been,
45
A Yard
a Yard
a yard
A yard
and
or
more in Length:
more in length:
more in length.
more in Length;
more in length;
46
I
W[..]th
With
with
him
I
i
into Scotland went,
into SCOTLAND went;
into Scotland went,
into Scotland went
47
And back again
incontinent,
incontinent.
in contentment,
incontinent
48
Which
which
he subdu'd
hee subdued
he subdued
by
Strength.
strength.
strenth.
strenght.
49
I knew
i knew
Carnarvon's Minion dear,
Carnarven's Minion dear,
Carmarvan's Minion dear,
CARNARVON'S Minion Dear.
Carmarthen's minion dear,
Carnarven's Minion dear
Carnarvonon's minion dear,
Canarvans minion deer,
Carnarvonon's minion's dear,
Carnarvon's minion dear,
50
And
I
saw the Fall of
saw the fall of
saw the Fall of
Mortimer,
Mortimeer,
Mortimer,
Mortimer
Mortimer.
51
With all the
with all the
Barons
Barrons
barons
Wars:
Wars.
Wars;
wars
wars:
wars.
52
I likewise
And likely
i likewise
was
in Armour
to have been
in Armor
in armour
sent
sent,
spent
53
To
At
Burton
Burton
Battle
Battel
battle
battel
upon Trent,
upon Trent.
upon TRENT,
upon Trent,
54
Where I
where I
Where i
receiv'd
Receiv'd
received
these
Scars
scars.
Scars.
Scars,
skars.
scars,
55
Third Edward, and his
Third Edward and his
Third EDWARD and his
Third Edward and his
valiant
Valliant
Son,
Son
son,
son
56
By whom
by whom
great
such
Feats
feats
of
of
Arms
arms
were done,
were don
was done
were done
was done,
were done;
57
I
i
[..]
saw on
Cressy Plain;
Cressy Plain:
Cressy Plain.
Cresly P!ain.
Cresses Plain;
Cressy Plain,
Crosley plain
Cressey plain,
Cross[..]ey plain.
Crosley-plain.
Cressy Plain
58
Which
Day, when
day when
Day when
day, when
days when
days
Bows
bows
and Arrows
& arows
and arrows
& Arrows
keen
keen,
keen
59
Grew
scant,
scant
sant,
with mighty Stones I
with mighty stones I
with mighty stones i
ween,
wen
ween,
ween
60
Were
were
Where
many
Frenchmen
French men
Frenchmen
FRENCHMEN
French Men
French-men
French-men
French- men
slain.
slain
slain,
61
I knew Wat
i knew WAT
I knew Wat
I knew Wat
Tyler, and
Tyler and
Tylor and
TYLER, and
Tyler &
Tyler, and
Tyler and
Jack Straw,
JACK STRAW,
Jack Straw,
62
And
I
i
I
the
th[..]
Mayor of London saw,
Mayor of London saw,
mayor of LONDON saw
Mayor of London saw
Mayor of London saw.
mayor of London saw,
63
In
in
Smithfield, which him
Smithfield which him
Smithfield, which he
Sm[..]ield which him
Smithfield which he
Smithfield, which him
Smithfield with him
Smith-field which him
slew:
slew.
slew?
slew;
slew,
64
I was at
i was at
I was at
Pomfret Castle,
Pomfret Castle
Pomfret Castle
Pomphfret Castle,
Pomfret-castle
Pomfret Castle.
when
when,
65
The Second
The second
The Second
Richard there
Richard he
RIGHARD there
Richard there
was slain,
was slain.
66
Whose Death
whose death
whose Death
Whose death
e'er
e're
ere
since I rue.
since i rue.
since I rue:
since I rue,
67
I
i
I
saw
mark'd
when
Henry Bolingbrook,
Henry Bullingbrook
Henry Bulinbrook,
HENRY BOLINGBROOK,
Henry Bolingbrook
Henry Bolingbroke
Henry Bull[..]ngbrook,
Holingbroke
Henry Bullenbrook
Holingbroke,
Henry Bolinbroke
Henry Bullingbrook,
68
The Crown and
The crown and
the
Scepter
Sceptre
septre
sceptre
scepter
on him
took;
took
took,
69
When
Which
which
he became
full
so
right
well:
well.
well;
70
I
I
saw
mark'd
when Henry
when Henry
when HENRY
Hotspur
Hotsur
Hotspur
HOTSPUR
he,
he
71
And many
Lords
lord
Lord
lords
at
Salisbury,
Shrewsbury,
Shrewsbury,
Salisbury
Salisbury.
Shrewsbury
Salisbury,
72
Were
were
where
Was
Where
slain in
Battle fell.
Battel fell.
Ba[..]tle fell.
Battle, fell.
Battle fel[..].
battle fell.
battel fell.
Battle fe[..].
73
I
i
I
saw the brave
knew that great
saw that brave
victorious Prince,
Victorious Prince,
victorious prince.
victorious Prince
victorious prince,
74
Whose Death I
(whose death I
Whose Death i
Whose death I
(Whose death I
Whose death I
have bewail'd e'er since,
have bewail'd e're since)
have bewail'd e'er since
have bewail'd e'er since.
have bewail'd e're since,
have bewail'd ere since)
have bewailed e'er since.
hsve bewail'd e're since,
have bewail'd e're si[..]
75
Henry the Fifth, I
Henry the fifth I
Henry the Fifth I
HENRY the fifth i
Henry the Fifth, I
Henry the fifth I
Henry the fifth I
mean:
mean
mean;
mean,
mean.
meant;
76
And I can give you
And I can give You
And i can give you
And I can give you
a
good
just
Report,
report,
Report
report
,
77
How many French at
How many French at
Agincourt,
Agen-Court,
Agen Court,
Agincourt,
Agin Court,
Agen Court,
Agencourt
Agincourt
78
Were
were
Was
Where
where
in one
Battle
battel
battle
Battel
slain.
slain
Slain.
slain;
79
I saw the
i saw the
I saw the
White and Red rose
White, & Red-Rose
white and Red Rose
white and Red-Rose
White and Red-Rose
white and red Rose
white and red nose
white and red rose
Wh[..]e, and Red-Rose fig[..]
White, and Red-Rose
Knight.
Knight,
Knight
Knights,
knight,
fight
80
And
Warwick
WARWICK
Warwick
Warick
Warick
Great, in Armour bright,
great in Armour bright
Great in Armour bright,
great, in Armour bright,
great in Armour bright,
great in armour bright,
great in armour bright
great in armour bright.
,
81
In the
in the
Sixth Henry's Reign:
sixth Henry's Reign:
sixth Henry's Reign;
sixth HENRY'S Reign:
Sixth Henry's Reign:
sixth Henry's reign;
Sixth Henry's Reign;
sixth Henry's reign,
fifth Henries raign
sixth's Henry's reign.
Sixth Henry's reign.
sixth Henrys Reign:
sixth Henry's Reign:
82
And
I
present was that very Hour,
present was that very hour,
present was that very hour
present was that very hour.
83
When
Henry
H[..]nry
HENRY
Henry
was in
London Tower,
London Tower,
London Tow'r,
London Tower
LONDON Tower,
London Tower.
London-tower
84
By
by
crook'd Back'd
Crook'd-back
Crook back'd
Crook'd Back'd
crook'd Back
crook-back
Crookt-backt
Crook-back'd
Crook'd Back'[..]
crook'd-back
Richard
Richard
R[..]hard
slain.
85
I
i
And
I
in
the Goldsmith's
the Gold-smiths
a Goldsmith's
the goldsmith's
a Gold-smith
a Gold-smith's
a Gold-smiths
Shop
shop
have
I've
seen,
seen
seen.
86
Fourth Edward's famous Concubine;
Fourth Edwards famous Concubine,
Fourth Edward's Famous Concubine,
Fourth EDWARD's famous Concubine;
Fourth Edward's famous Concubine;
Fourth Edward's famous Concubine,
Fourth Edward's famous Concubine,
Fourth Edward's famous concubine;
Fourth Edwards famous Concubine
Fourth Edward's famous concubine.
Fourth Edward's famous concubine,
Fourth Edwards famous Concubine,
87
Whose Name was
whose name was
whose Name was
Whose name was
sweet
[..]ir
Sweet
fair
Jane Shore:
Jane Shore.
Jane Shore;
Jane Shore;
Jane Shore,
88
I
i
I
saw
mark'd
when
Richard's
Richar[..]
Richard's
Richards
Richards
Cruelty,
cruelty,
Cruelty
cruelty
89
Did
put
Put
her to
her unto
heto
great
gr[..]t
Misery;
misery,
Misery,
Misery:
misery.
90
And I was
and I was
and i was
And I was
griev'd therefore.
grie[..] therefore.
griev'd therefore,
grieved sore.
grieved therefore.
grieved therefore,
griev'd therefore
91
Also
I
i
I
also
likewise
was at
Bosworth Field,
Bosworth field,
Bosworth Field,
Bosworth Field
Bosworth Field,
Bosworth Fleld,
Bosworthfield
Bosworth field,
Bosworth field.
92
Well
armed
Arm'd
there with Spear
there with spear
and
&
Shield,
shield
Shield
shield.
shield,
93
Meaning to try my Force;
meaning to try my force:
meaning to try my Force,
meaning to try my Force:
Meaning to try my force;
meaning to try my force;
Meaning to try my force:
Meaning to try my force.
94
Where Richard
Where Richard
losing
loosing
Life and Crown,
life and Crown
Life and Crown
life and crown,
life and crown.
95
Was naked
born to
bourn to
bore to
borne to
born te
Leicester Town,
Leicester Town,
Leicester town
Leicester town,
Leicester Town
Leicester town.
96
Upon a
upon a
Collier's
Colliars
Colliers
collier's
Horse.
horse.
Horse,
horse,
97
To the Seventh Henry then I was
To the seventh Henry then I was
To the seventh Henry then I was,
To the Seventh Henry then I was,
To the Seventh Henry then I was
To the seventh Henry then I was
To the Seventh Henry then I was
To the seventh Henry then I was,
98
A Servant, as it came to pass;
A Servant, as it came to pass,
A Servant as it came to pass,
A servant as it came to pass,
A servant, as it came to pass,
A servant, as it came to pass
99
To serve him at his Need:
to serve him at his need;
To serve him at his Need;
to Serve him at his Need,
to serve him at his Need:
To serve him at his need:
to serve him at his need:
To serve him at his need;
To serve him at his need.
100
And while I did in Court remain,
and while i did in Court Remain.
And while I did in court remain.
And while I did in court remain,
And while I did in Court remain,
101
I saw in the
I saw in the
Eighth Henry's Reign,
eighth Henry's Reign,
Eight Henry's reign,
eighth Henry's Reign
Eighth Henry's Reign,
Eight H[..]nry's Reign,
eighth Henry's reign.
eighth Henries raign
Eighth Henry's reign,
Eight Henry's Reign,
eighth Henrys Reign,
102
Full many great
full many great
Men
men
Man
bleed.
bleed,
103
I was
i was
I as
[..] was
I as
a
Soldier
Souldier
soldier
souldier
bold
with him,
within,
with him
104
O'er
O're
O[..]r
Neptune's curled
Neptunes curled
Neptune's curled
Breast
breast
Brest
brest
did swim
did swim,
did swim.
105
Unto the
unto the
Realm
realm
Relm
realms
Reolm
of France:
of France.
of France
of France;
of France;
of France,
106
I
i
help'd
helpt
helped
to Ransack
to ransack
Bullogin Town,
Bulloign Town,
Bulloign Town,
Bulloign Town
Boulogne Town,
Bulloign town,
Bulloin Town
Boulougne town,
Bulloign-town,
Bul'oin Town,
107
And many Places of Renown,
And many places of Renown,
and many places of Renown,
And many Places of renown,
And many places of renown.
And many places of renown,
And many places of Renown.
108
Yet
yet
Home
home
hoome
I
i
I
came by Chance.
came by chance.
came bechance.
came by chance,
come by chance,
109
I knew
i knew
the
first
Sixth
sixth
Sixth
Edward
Edward
of
a
Child,
Child.
child,
childe
110
Whose Countenance was
Whose countenance was
very
meek and
very milde,
mild,
mild
mild.
111
A
a
hopeful Prince he
hopefull Prince he
hopeful prinee he
hopeful Prince hee
hopeful prince he
was:
was;
was,
was
was.
:
112
I
i
knew
saw
Queen Mary in her
Queen Mary in her
queen Mary in her
Queen Mary in Her
Reign,
reign,
raign
113
Put Protestants
to mickle
to Mickle
to muckle
to mick!e
[..]o mickle
Pain,
pain,
pain:
pain;
114
And re-set up
and re-set up
and reset up
And reset up
And re:set up
the
[..]he
Mass.
Mass,
mass.
115
And
and
But
to my Comfort
(to my comfort)
to my comfort
have
I
i
have
seen
seen,
seen;
seen.
116
Elizabeth,
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Elizabeth,
that Maiden Queen,
that Maiden-Queen,
the Maiden Queen,
that maiden queen,
117
Queen
Queen
Mary's only
Maries only
Mary's only
Maries onely
Sister:
Sister;
sister,
sister:
Sister,
sister.
118
Though
Tho'
she
reign'd four and
reigned
Reign'd four and
reign'd four &
raign'd four and
reigned four and
reign'd four-and-forty
forty
Years,
years,
Years
years
119
Her Subjects
Her subjects
her Subjects
shew'd well
shewed
shew'd Well
shewed well
by
their
there
Tears,
tears,
tears
Tears
120
That they
that they
too
to
soon
had miss'd
did miss
had mist
had mis'd
had [..]t
her.
her
121
I saw King
i saw King
I saw king
James come
Iames come
James come
James came
from the North,
from the north
from the north,
from the North,
from the North
122
Like
to
[..]o
a Star that
a star that
shineth
sheneth
forth,
forth
123
To glad
to glad
the
the
People's Sight:
peoples sight:
Peoples Sight.
People's sight:
Peoples sight;
People's sight;
peoples sight.
peoples sight,
people's sight.
Peoples sight:
124
He brought a
He brought a
he brought a
Salve
salve
slave
to
cure
heal
our
Wound,
wound
wounds.
Wound
wound.
wound,
wounds,
125
And made
and made
Great Britain
great Brittain
Great Britain
Great-Britain
Great-Britain
great Britain,
great Britain
Great Brittain
safe
and
&
sound,
sound
sound.
126
Through Equity
through equity
through Equty
through Equity
To Equity
Thro' equity
and Right.
and right.
and Right
and Right,
127
He
Hee
was
was,
in Troth
in troth
indeed
in Truth
in troth,
in truth
a Prince of Peace,
a Prince of Peace.
a prince of peace,
a Prince of peace
a Prince of peace,
128
And made all former Jars to cease,
And made all former jars to cease
and made all former Jars to cease,
And made all former jars to cease,
129
'Twixt English Men
‘twixt English-men
'twixt English Men
'twixt English Men,
Betwixt Englishmen
'twixt English Men
'Twixt Englishmen
‘twixt English men,
‘twixt English Men
'twixt English-men
and Scots:
and Scots.
and Scots
and Scots:
and Scots,
and Scots;
and Scots;
and Scots,
130
The
English Men
English-men
English Men
Englishmen
English men
English-men
sung merry Sonnets,
sung merry sonnets,
sung merry Sonnets
,
131
The Scots they
The Scots they
the Scots
And th' scotch
The Scots did
The Scots
then
lads
threw
throw
up their
blew
Bonnets
Bonnets,
bonnets,
Bonets,
bonnets
bonnets.
132
For
for
Joy
joy
joys
of their good Lots.
of their good lots.
of their good lots:
133
In Scotland born, in England nurst,
In Scotland born, in England Nurst,
In Scotland born in England Nurst,
in Scotland born, in England Nurst,
In Scotland born, in England nurs'd,
In Scotland born, in England nurst,
From him by lineal right did spring
In Scotland born, in England nurst.
In Scotland born in England nurst,
In Scotland born in England nurst
134
Was Pious Princely
Was pious princely
Was Pious Princly
Was Pious Princley
This happy
Charles the First,
Charles the first,
Charles the First,
CHARLES the First,
Charles the first,
Charles our Royal King
Charles the Firss,
Charls the first,
Charles the [..]
135
Who had
who had
and now
to
Wife Queen Mary:
Wife Queen Mary;
Wife Queen Mary,
Wife Queen Mary,
wife queen Mary.
make conclusion
wife Queen Mary.
wife Queen Mary:
Wife Queen Mary
136
But by the Rage of
But by the rage of
But by the
I wish him and his
Rebels Hate,
Rebels hate,
Rebels Heat,
Party heat,
Rebels Heate,
rebel's hate,
gracious Queen
rebels hate,
137
Murther'd
He
Murder'd
Murdered
Murthred
Murthered
and
And
martyr'd at
Martyr'd at
martyr'd was before
Princely off-spring may
marty'd at
martyr'd at's own
Marty'd at
his
be
Gate,
Gate
gate,
seen
138
This good King did
this good King did
This good king did
until earths dissolution.
miscarry.
miscary,
miscarry
139
King
Charles
Charles
CHARLES
Charls
the Second
the second,
the second
the Second,
that
who
had spent
had spent,
140
Many
long
Years in
years in
Banishment,
Banishment
Bannishment,
Banishment:
bonishment,
banishment.
banishment,
141
And
and
'scap'd
scap'd
‘scap'd
with Life so nearly;
with life so nearly
with Life so nearly,
with life so nearly.
with life so nearly,
with life so nearly:
142
By
Miracles
miracle
miracles
Miracle
and Means unknown,
and means unknown
and means unknown,
143
I
Sits
i
Was
I saw
saw
in
placed
plac'd
plac'n
upon
on
the
Royal
brightness of his
royal
Throne,
Throne
throne,
144
Where he
where he
did
doth
shine most
clearly.
clearly,
cl[..]arly.
clearly
145
I saw
Queen Katherine
i saw
I likewise knew
[..] saw
his
Royal
betrothed
royal
Brother James,
Wife
Brother James,
brother James
brother James,
wife,
Wife,
146
Who was
The Lady
who was
led on to such Extreams,
of his Love and Life,
led on by such extreams;
led on to such Extreams;
led on to such Extremes,
[..]ed on to such Extreams,
Led on by such extreams:
Led on by such extremes,
led on by such extremes,
147
Which made
is likewise
which
which made
As made
the Nation weep:
now come hither
the Nation Weep.
the Nation weep,
the Nation weep;
the nation wep.
the nation weep.
now come hither:
148
I saw his Coronation-day,
And may their bodies now increase,
I saw his Coronation Day,
i saw his Coronation-Day,
I saw his Coronation-Day,
I saw his Coronation-Day
I saw his Coronat[..]on-day,
I saw his coronation day,
I saw his Coronation day,
I saw his Coronntion-day,
I saw his coronation-day,
And may their bodies both encrease
149
And how he did the Scepter sway,
In love and children, joy and peace,
And how he did the Sceptre sway,
and how he did the Scepter sway,
And how he did the sceptre sway,
And now he did the sceptre sway,
And how he did the scepter sway,
In Love and Children, Joy, and Peace,
In Love and Children, joy, and Peace,
150
Which
which
long
he could not keep.
as they live together.
he could not keep,
151
Lord Chancellor
Lord chancellor
I
i
saw likewise,
saww likewise
saw likewise
present was that very Morn
152
When he did Rule and Tyrannize,
when he did Rule by Tyrannize
How he did rule and tyrannize,
When he did Rule and Tyranize,
When he did rule and tyrannize
When he did rule and tyrannize,
When as the Prince of Wales was born,
When he did rule and tyrannize.
153
By
by
With
By an
being the
Arbitary Power:
Arbitary Power;
arbitary Power:
Arbitrary Power:
arbitrary Power;
arbitary power:
abitary power.
Tenth of June,
arbitrary power;
154
And I was
and i was
in
In
the Council-room,
the Council Room,
the Counsel-Room,
the Council-Room,
the Council-Room
the council room,
Sixteen Hundred Eighty Eight,
the council-room
155
When Peters he was pleas'd to doom
When Peters he was pleas'd to Doom,
when Peters he was pleas'd to doom,
When Jeffrys he was pleas'd to doom
When Peter's he was pleas'd to doom
When Peter he was pleas'd to doom
When Poter he was pleased to doom.
But this day prov'd Unfortunate,
When Peters he was pleas'd to doom
156
The Bishops to the Tower.
The Bishops in the Tower.
thee Bishops to the tower.
the Bishops to the Tower.
The Bishops to the Tow'r.
the Bishops to the Tower.
The bishops to the tower.
it put all out of Tune.
The bishops to the Tower.
157
I
i
was
saw
present was
present
King William
that very Morn,
that very Morn.
that very Morn
that very morn,
that very morn
cross the Seas,
158
When
when
To give
the
Pretender he was born,
Pretender he was born,
Chevalier he was born,
pretender he was born
Land and Nation Ease,
159
Being
being
Being on
Which was
with a
the Tenth of June;
the Tenth of June.
the tenth of JUNE;
the Tenth of June,
the Tenth of June,
the tenth of June,
most glorious Fleet;
160
In Sixteen Hundred
in sixteen hundred
In sixteen hundred
In sixteen hundred and
I saw him cross
Eighty Eight:
Eighty Eight,
Eighty-eight,
eighty eight,
to Ireland,
eighty eight.
161
But this Day prov'd unfortunate,
But this Day prov'd Unfortunate,
but this Day proved Unfortunate:
But this Day prov'd unfortunate;
But that they prov'd unfortunate,
But this D[..]y prov'd Unfortunate,
But this day prov'd unfortunate.
But this day proved unfortunate
With a right valiant armed Band,
But this day prov'd unfortunate,
162
It put all
it put all
It put all Things
making his Foes retreat.
out of Tune.
out of Tune.
out of tune
out of tune.
163
I
i
saw King William cross
saw King William cross
saw king William cross the
saw King William cross the
have his Royal Consort seen,
see king William cross the
saw King William cross the
the
Seas,
seas,
seas.
164
To give the Land and Nation Ease,
to give the Land and Nation ease,
To give the Land and Nation Ease;
To give the land and nation ease,
To give the land and nation easo,
Mary our most Religious Queen,
165
With a most glorious Fleet:
With a most glorious Fleet.
with a most Glorious Fleet.
with a most glorious Fleet:
With a most glorious Fleet;
with a most glorious Fleet;
With a most gloriou fleet.
With a most glorious fleet.
in all her courtly Train;
166
I saw
i saw
him cross to Ireland,
him Cross to Ireland,
him go to Ireland
him cross to Ireland,
her Royal Funeral,
167
With a right
With a Right
with a right
With a
And how the
valiant armed Band,
Valliant armed band:
valiant Armed Band:
valiant armed band
showers of Tears did fall,
valiant armed band,
168
while
Making his Foes retreat.
Making his Foes Retreat.
making his Foes retreat,
making his Foes retreat.
Making his forces retreat.
Making his forces retreat,
Subjects did complain,
Making his foes retreat.
169
I
i
have his Royal Consort seen,
have his Royal consort seen
have his royal consort seen,
see the Duke of Glouc'ster's Birth,
170
The
Mary, our most Religious Queen,
Mary our most Religious Queen,
Mary our most religious Queen,
Mary, , our most Religious Queen
Mary our most Religious Queen,
Mary, our most religious queen,
Mary, our most religious Queen,
Glory, Triumph, Joy and Mirth,
171
In all her Courtly Train:
In all her Courtly Train.
in all her Courtly train.
in all her Courtly Train:
With all her courtly Train;
in all her courtly Train;
In all her courtely train.
In all her eourtly train.
which was on that great Day:
In all her courtly train.
in al[..] her courtly Train;
172
I
i
saw her
see her
see his
Royal
royal
Funeral,
Funeral,
funeral,
Mother's Tears,
173
And how
and how
And
When in
the
Showers of
showers of
Show'rs of
bitter
Blossom of
Tears did fall,
teers did fall,
Tears did fall;
tears that fell.
tears that fell,
his Years,
tears did fall,
174
While Subjects did complain.
While Subjects did complain
while subjects did complain.
while Subjects did complain.
Whilst Subjects did complain.
whi[..]e Subjects did comp[..]ain.
While subjects did complain,
Whiie subject did complain
Death snatch'd him hence away.
While subjects did complain.
175
I
i
saw the Duke of Gloucester's Birth,
see the Duke of Gloucester's Birth,
see the Duke of Glouc'ster's birth
saw the Duke of Glouc'ster's Birth,
saw the Duke of Glo'ster's Birth,
see the Duke of Glouc'ster's Birth,
saw the duke of Gloucester's birth
saw the Duke of Gloucester's birth,
saw King William when he dy'd,
saw the duke of Gloucester's birth,
176
Who was
The Glory, Triumph,
The Glory, Triumph
the Glory, triump,
What glorious Triumph,
The glory, triumph
The glory triumph,
the Land
The glory, triumph,
Joy
Joy,
joy
and Mirth,
and triump,
& Mirth,
and mirth,
and Nation's Guide,
177
Which was on
There was on
which was on
a Scourge to
That was on this
that
that was on this
France and Spain:
great Day;
great Day,
great Day:
great day.
great day,
178
I
i
saw his Royal Mother's Tears,
see his Royal Mother's Tears,
see his royal Mother's tears
saw his royal mother's tears.
saw his royal mother's tears,
saw Queen Anne come to the Throne,
179
When in the Blossom of his Years,
When in the B[..]ossom of his Years,
When in the blossom of his years
When in the b!ossom of his years,
Whose royal Favours are well known:
180
Death snatch'd
Death snatch'd him
Death snath'd him
long may she
hence away.
soon away.
Live and Reign.
hence away:
181
I
i
saw
see
King
king
William,
William
wil!iam
William
when he
when he
dy'd,
died
died,
died
182
Who was the Land and Nation's Guide,
Who was the Land and Nations guide,
who was the Land and Nations Guide
Who was the Land and Nation[']s Guide,
Who was the land and nation's guide,
Who was the Land and Nation's Guide
183
A Scourge to France and Spain:
A Scourge to France and Spain.
a scourge to France and Spain.
a Scourge to France Spain; and
A Scourge to France and Spain;
a Scourge to France Spain: and
A scourge to France and Spain.
A scourge to France and Spain,
A scourge to France and Spain:
184
I
saw
see
s[..]w
Queen
queen
Anne
Anne
Ann
come to the Throne,
come to the Throne
come to the throne
come to the throne,
185
Whose
whose
Royal Favours
royal Favour
Royal Favours
royal Favours
roya[..] Favours
royal favour
royal favours
she made known,
she made known
she made known;
186
During
Do ring
during
her glorious Reign.
her glorious reign,
her glorious Reign:
her Glorious Reign.
her glorious reign.
her glorious reign
187
I
i
saw her
saw
see her
Commons,
Commons
commons,
Lords,
Lords
lords
Lotds
and
Peers,
Peers
peer,
peers,
188
Who paid
who paid
Pay
a Tribute of sad Tears,
a tribute of sad tears,
a Tribute of sad Tears,
189
Before
before
Upon
her Royal Tomb.
her Royal tomb:
her royal Tomb.
her royal tomb:
her royal tomb,
her royal tomb.
190
I
i
saw
see
King George
King George
king George
pass thro'
come to
pass through
the Town.
the Town,
the town,
191
All
For
all
to possess the Royal Crown,
to possess the royal Crown
to possess the royal Crown,
to possess the royal crown;
to possess the Royal crown:
to possess the royal crown,
192
And govern in
and Govern in
and govern in
her
hrr
Room.
room.
room,
193
I
i
likewise
see
saw
King
him
king
the
take
George
First George
George
his
Prince when
course
first
the
each
he
Second come,
Crown'd
second come
day,
came;
second come,
194
With loud
With Men
with loud
I saw
Huzza's to Britain's Throne,
and Angels compast round,
huzza's to Britain's throne,
Huzza's to Britain's Throne,
And how he did the Sceptre sway,
likewise his Royal Dame,
huzza's to Britain's thrown.
195
And glorious Caroline;
A joyful happy Day;
and Glorious Caroline,
and glorious Caroline;
Until Death came in fine;
whose charming Beauty shine
And glorious Caroline.
And glorious Caroline,
196
Like bright Aurora, sweet and gay,
I present was before his Death,
Like bright aurora sweet and Gay
Like bright Aurora, sweet and gay,
I saw King George the second come,
Like bright Aurora sweet and gay,
I saw king George the third ascend,
I saw King George the Third ascend,
197
That chases all dim Clouds away,
And saw likewise his latest Breath,
that chases all dim clouds away,
With bold Huzzas to Btitain's Throne,
That Chases all dim Clouds away,
To Britain's thrown the wars to end
To Britain's throne the wars to end,
That chases all dull cares away,
198
The Joy of Woman-kind.
When in Death's Arms he lay,
the Joy of women kind
the Joy of Women-kind.
With glorious Caroline.
With France and Spain.
With France and Spain,
The joy of woman-kind.
199
I saw their numerous Progeny,
I saw King George the Second crown'd,
i see their numerous progeny
Like bright Aurora chaste & gay,
I saw two Royal Infants dear,
I saw Charlotte, George's pride,
I saw King George the Fouth whose wise decrees
I saw their numerous progeny,
200
Protects the good
The
Likewise
the
That
And
Walk
and never fails
Pledges of Prosperity,
his Queen, encircl'd round,
Pledges of Posterity
driveth all dull Cares away,
did their pretty Prattle hear,
to Church both side by side,
to please.
pledges of prosperity,
201
For many Years to come;
The like scarce e'er was knonw.
for many Years to come
for many Years to come:
The joys of Women kind;
the like scarce e'er was known.
With a glorious train.
Just in himself he honours Englands throne
For many years to come.
202
In Westminster
Tho' blamed
I saw the
I saw their
i see the
I mark'd ths
I saw
I saw them
for follies which
King and Queen
Royal Issue Fair,
numerous Progeny,
King George
join'd,
are not his
king and queen
when
when he was
own
crown'd
Crown'd,
crown'd,
crow[..]
203
With Men
While Acclamations
with Men
Long may he live,
With men
and
fill'd
And
Angels compass'd round;
the Air,
angels compass'd round
Angels compass'd round:
The blessings of Prosperity,
return again most kind –
every virtue prove,
angels compass'd round,
Angels compass'd ro[..]
204
Long may
long may
And
they
he
Grace the Throne.
grace the throne.
grace the Throne.
reign!
reign triumphant on his Subject's love.
205
I saw
the third of George's come,
Queen Caroline oppressed with foes on every side
206
And lovely Charlotte in her bloom,
Boldly she stems, base Calumny's foul tide,
207
Long may they live and reign
With conscious innooence, surmounts the storm
208
The Nation's Glory
and
And
their Pride,
reigns in every heart to virtue warm.
209
And ever be their faithful Guide;
210
And now Amen! Amen!
1
WHen William, Duke
WHen William Duke
WHEN William Duke
WHen William Duke
WHEN William duke
WHEN William, Duke
[..]
of
N[..]rrmandy,
Normandy,
Normandy
Normandy,
Normandy
N[..]rmandy,
2
With all his Normans
With a[..]l his Normans
With all his Normans
[..] ans
galantly,
gallantly,
gallantly
gallantry
3
This
this
Kingdom
kingdom
kingdome
Kingdome
did
subdue;
subdue:
subdue,
subdue.
[..]subdue;
4
Full fifteen
Full fffteen
[..]as,
Years of Age I
years of age I
was,
w[..]s,
5
And whate'er
And what e're
And what e'er
And whate're
And what ere
[..]o
since
has
hath
his
come to
pass,
pass
6
I can report
I can Report
[..]
for
it
true.
true
true:
7
I can remember since he went
[..] can remember since he went;
i can Remember since he went,
I can remember since he went,
[..]
8
From London for to conquer Kent:
From London Kent, for to Conquer
[...]om London for to conquer Kent,
From London for to Conquer Kent.
From London for to conquer Kent
From London for to conquer Kent,
From London for to conquer Kent,
From London for to conquer Kent;
[..]t,
:
9
Where
where
Where walking
[..]d,
in
with
a
walking
Walking
Wood,
Wood.
Wood;
wood,
wood
Wood
10
The Men of Kent
The men of Kent
[..]he Men of Kent
The Men of Kent
The men of Kent
[..]im,
compassed
Compassed
encompassed
did compass
encompass'd
him,
him
11
And he for
[..]d he for
[..]m
Aye confirm'd to
aye confirm'd to
aid confirm'd on
ay confirmed to
ay confirm'd to
them,
them
12
King Edward's Laws for Good.
King Edwards Laws for good.
King Edwards Laws for good
King EDWARDS Laws for good.
King Edward's Laws for good.
King Edward's Laws for good,
King Edward's laws for good.
King Edwards laws for good.
King Edward's laws for good,
[..]d
,
13
I
[..]w,
Likewise I
Likewise, I
[..]kewise I
likewise
Likewise I.
William Rufus knew,
William Rufus knew
WILLIAM RUFUS knew,
William Rufus knew,
14
And saw
And say
[..]ew
the Arrow
the arrow
that
which
him slew,
him slew
15
Hard by a
hard by a
[..]
Forest Side:
Forrest side:
Forest side,
Forest side:
Forest Side;
Forest side;
forest side.
forest side,
forest-side.
forrest side:
16
I well could
I well cou'd
And I can
[..]
tell
you
You
you,
if I
If I
list,
List,
wist,
17
Or better tell you if I
Or better tell You if I
And better tell you if I
Or better tell you, if I
[..]
wist,
wist;
list,
18
Who next to him did ride.
who next to him did ride.
Whom next to him did ride.
Who next to him did Ride,
Who next to him did ride,
[..]
19
First Henry,
First Henry
First HENRY,
First Henry,
[..]w
aye,
I,
ayes
I
ay
ay,
and
Stephen knew,
Stehpen kn[..]w,
STEPHEN knew,
Stephen too,
Stephen knew
20
Whom
Who
When
no
Man there
man there
M[..]n there
one there
man here
but I did
but i did
view,
view;
[..]view,
21
I saw
i saw
[..]ad;
them
him
Crown'd, and Dead:
Crown'd and dead:
Crown'd and dead.
Crown'd and Dead:
crown'd and dead!
crown'd and dead;
crown'd and dead:
crown'd and dead
crown'd and dead.
Crown'd and dead;
22
I can remember well also
I can remember well also,
i can Remember well also,
And can remember well also
[..]
23
The Second
The second
[..]ow,
Henry's
Henry's
HENRY'S
Henries
royal
Royal
Show;
show,
Show,
Shew,
show
24
The Day
that day
the Day
The day
[..]
that
when
he was wed.
he was Wed.
he was wed,
25
I likewise was at
i likewise was at
[..]
Woodstock
Woodstock-Bower,
Woodstock
Woodstock-bower,
Bower,
Bower;
Bow'r,
bower,
bowre,
bower,
26
And
I
saw
that
the
sweet
and famous
& comely
[..]
Flower,
flower,
flower
Flower
27
Queen Eleanor
Queen Elinor
Queen Elenor
Queen ELENOR
Queen Eleanor
Queen Elenor so
[..]
did
so
spight:
spight
spight.
spight,
spight;
spite;
spite.
28
I found
i found
[..]in,
the Clew
the Clue
the clue
the clew
that clew
of
Thread
thread
threed
again,
again.
29
After that worthy Knight was
After that Worthy Knight was
After that worthy knight was
slain;
slain,
slain.
slain
[..]slain,
30
'Twas
‘twas
'twas
It was
[..]ite.
blue,
green, blue,
green, blew,
green blue,
Green, Blue,
green,
red,
red and
red, and
Red, &
green, and
white.
White.
white
31
I saw King Richar[d] in his
I saw King Richard in his
I saw King RICHARD in his
I saw King Richard in his
I saw king Richard in his
Shirt,
Shirt
shirt,
s[..]irt
shirt
32
Pull out a furious
Lion's
Lyons
Lyon's
lion's
Lions
Heart,
heart,
heart
33
Whereby his Strength was
whereby his strength was
whereby his Strength was
Whereby his strength was
try'd:
try'd;
try'd.
tried,
try'd,
34
I saw King John, when as the
I saw King John when as the
I saw King JOHN when as the
I saw King John, when as the
I saw king John, when as the
I saw King John when as the
Monk
Monk,
Monk.
Munk
monk
Munk,
35
Gave him the
Poison which
Poyson which
Poison, which
poison as
poyson which
poison which
he
drunk,
Drunk,
drunk;
drank.
drank;
36
And
and
then forsooth
thenforsooth
he
dy'd.
died,
died.
dy'd
37
I
mark'd the Barons
mark'd the Barrons
mark'd tbe Barons
saw the barons
markt the Barons
when they sent
when they sent,
38
For the
French Dauphin,
French Doulphin,
FRENCH Dauphin
French Dauphin
French Dauphin,
French Dauphin,
French Dolphin,
F[..]ench Dauphin.
French Dauphin,
French dauphin
French Dalphin,
with Intent
with intent
with intent,
with intent.
39
To put Third Henry
to put third Henry
to put third HENRY
To put Third Henry
to put Third Henry
To put third Henry
to put third Henry
down:
down.
down;
down;
down,
by:
by.
40
I saw the Earl of Leicester
I saw the Earl of Leicester
i saw the Earl of LEICESTER
I saw the earl of Leicester
stout,
stout
bent,
41
(Call'd,
(Call'd
Call'd
Called
Simon
SIMON
Simon
Munford)
Munford
MUNFORD)
Mountford)
Montford)
Mounford)
with his Tent
with his Tent,
with his tent,
with his tent
42
Besiege
besiege
[..]
fair
London Town.
London Town.
LONDON TOWN.
London town.
London-town.
L[..] Tow[..].
43
And I have the First Edward seen,
And I have the first Edward seen,
And i have the first EDWARD seen,
And I have the First Edward seen,
And I have the first Edward seen,
And I have the first Edward seen
And I have the First Edward seen,
44
Whose
Legs
legs
Lges
I
i
thought
think
still
thought
to have
had
been
been,
45
A Yard
a Yard
a yard
A yard
and
or
more in Length:
more in length:
more in length.
more in Length;
more in length;
46
I
W[..]th
With
with
him
I
i
into Scotland went,
into SCOTLAND went;
into Scotland went,
into Scotland went
47
And back again
incontinent,
incontinent.
in contentment,
incontinent
48
Which
which
he subdu'd
hee subdued
he subdued
by
Strength.
strength.
strenth.
strenght.
49
I knew
i knew
Carnarvon's Minion dear,
Carnarven's Minion dear,
Carmarvan's Minion dear,
CARNARVON'S Minion Dear.
Carmarthen's minion dear,
Carnarven's Minion dear
Carnarvonon's minion dear,
Canarvans minion deer,
Carnarvonon's minion's dear,
Carnarvon's minion dear,
50
And
I
saw the Fall of
saw the fall of
saw the Fall of
Mortimer,
Mortimeer,
Mortimer,
Mortimer
Mortimer.
51
With all the
with all the
Barons
Barrons
barons
Wars:
Wars.
Wars;
wars
wars:
wars.
52
I likewise
And likely
i likewise
was
in Armour
to have been
in Armor
in armour
sent
sent,
spent
53
To
At
Burton
Burton
Battle
Battel
battle
battel
upon Trent,
upon Trent.
upon TRENT,
upon Trent,
54
Where I
where I
Where i
receiv'd
Receiv'd
received
these
Scars
scars.
Scars.
Scars,
skars.
scars,
55
Third Edward, and his
Third Edward and his
Third EDWARD and his
Third Edward and his
valiant
Valliant
Son,
Son
son,
son
56
By whom
by whom
great
such
Feats
feats
of
of
Arms
arms
were done,
were don
was done
were done
was done,
were done;
57
I
i
[..]
saw on
Cressy Plain;
Cressy Plain:
Cressy Plain.
Cresly P!ain.
Cresses Plain;
Cressy Plain,
Crosley plain
Cressey plain,
Cross[..]ey plain.
Crosley-plain.
Cressy Plain
58
Which
Day, when
day when
Day when
day, when
days when
days
Bows
bows
and Arrows
& arows
and arrows
& Arrows
keen
keen,
keen
59
Grew
scant,
scant
sant,
with mighty Stones I
with mighty stones I
with mighty stones i
ween,
wen
ween,
ween
60
Were
were
Where
many
Frenchmen
French men
Frenchmen
FRENCHMEN
French Men
French-men
French-men
French- men
slain.
slain
slain,
61
I knew Wat
i knew WAT
I knew Wat
I knew Wat
Tyler, and
Tyler and
Tylor and
TYLER, and
Tyler &
Tyler, and
Tyler and
Jack Straw,
JACK STRAW,
Jack Straw,
62
And
I
i
I
the
th[..]
Mayor of London saw,
Mayor of London saw,
mayor of LONDON saw
Mayor of London saw
Mayor of London saw.
mayor of London saw,
63
In
in
Smithfield, which him
Smithfield which him
Smithfield, which he
Sm[..]ield which him
Smithfield which he
Smithfield, which him
Smithfield with him
Smith-field which him
slew:
slew.
slew?
slew;
slew,
64
I was at
i was at
I was at
Pomfret Castle,
Pomfret Castle
Pomfret Castle
Pomphfret Castle,
Pomfret-castle
Pomfret Castle.
when
when,
65
The Second
The second
The Second
Richard there
Richard he
RIGHARD there
Richard there
was slain,
was slain.
66
Whose Death
whose death
whose Death
Whose death
e'er
e're
ere
since I rue.
since i rue.
since I rue:
since I rue,
67
I
i
I
saw
mark'd
when
Henry Bolingbrook,
Henry Bullingbrook
Henry Bulinbrook,
HENRY BOLINGBROOK,
Henry Bolingbrook
Henry Bolingbroke
Henry Bull[..]ngbrook,
Holingbroke
Henry Bullenbrook
Holingbroke,
Henry Bolinbroke
Henry Bullingbrook,
68
The Crown and
The crown and
the
Scepter
Sceptre
septre
sceptre
scepter
on him
took;
took
took,
69
When
Which
which
he became
full
so
right
well:
well.
well;
70
I
I
saw
mark'd
when Henry
when Henry
when HENRY
Hotspur
Hotsur
Hotspur
HOTSPUR
he,
he
71
And many
Lords
lord
Lord
lords
at
Salisbury,
Shrewsbury,
Shrewsbury,
Salisbury
Salisbury.
Shrewsbury
Salisbury,
72
Were
were
where
Was
Where
slain in
Battle fell.
Battel fell.
Ba[..]tle fell.
Battle, fell.
Battle fel[..].
battle fell.
battel fell.
Battle fe[..].
73
I
i
I
saw the brave
knew that great
saw that brave
victorious Prince,
Victorious Prince,
victorious prince.
victorious Prince
victorious prince,
74
Whose Death I
(whose death I
Whose Death i
Whose death I
(Whose death I
Whose death I
have bewail'd e'er since,
have bewail'd e're since)
have bewail'd e'er since
have bewail'd e'er since.
have bewail'd e're since,
have bewail'd ere since)
have bewailed e'er since.
hsve bewail'd e're since,
have bewail'd e're si[..]
75
Henry the Fifth, I
Henry the fifth I
Henry the Fifth I
HENRY the fifth i
Henry the Fifth, I
Henry the fifth I
Henry the fifth I
mean:
mean
mean;
mean,
mean.
meant;
76
And I can give you
And I can give You
And i can give you
And I can give you
a
good
just
Report,
report,
Report
report
,
77
How many French at
How many French at
Agincourt,
Agen-Court,
Agen Court,
Agincourt,
Agin Court,
Agen Court,
Agencourt
Agincourt
78
Were
were
Was
Where
where
in one
Battle
battel
battle
Battel
slain.
slain
Slain.
slain;
79
I saw the
i saw the
I saw the
White and Red rose
White, & Red-Rose
white and Red Rose
white and Red-Rose
White and Red-Rose
white and red Rose
white and red nose
white and red rose
Wh[..]e, and Red-Rose fig[..]
White, and Red-Rose
Knight.
Knight,
Knight
Knights,
knight,
fight
80
And
Warwick
WARWICK
Warwick
Warick
Warick
Great, in Armour bright,
great in Armour bright
Great in Armour bright,
great, in Armour bright,
great in Armour bright,
great in armour bright,
great in armour bright
great in armour bright.
,
81
In the
in the
Sixth Henry's Reign:
sixth Henry's Reign:
sixth Henry's Reign;
sixth HENRY'S Reign:
Sixth Henry's Reign:
sixth Henry's reign;
Sixth Henry's Reign;
sixth Henry's reign,
fifth Henries raign
sixth's Henry's reign.
Sixth Henry's reign.
sixth Henrys Reign:
sixth Henry's Reign:
82
And
I
present was that very Hour,
present was that very hour,
present was that very hour
present was that very hour.
83
When
Henry
H[..]nry
HENRY
Henry
was in
London Tower,
London Tower,
London Tow'r,
London Tower
LONDON Tower,
London Tower.
London-tower
84
By
by
crook'd Back'd
Crook'd-back
Crook back'd
Crook'd Back'd
crook'd Back
crook-back
Crookt-backt
Crook-back'd
Crook'd Back'[..]
crook'd-back
Richard
Richard
R[..]hard
slain.
85
I
i
And
I
in
the Goldsmith's
the Gold-smiths
a Goldsmith's
the goldsmith's
a Gold-smith
a Gold-smith's
a Gold-smiths
Shop
shop
have
I've
seen,
seen
seen.
86
Fourth Edward's famous Concubine;
Fourth Edwards famous Concubine,
Fourth Edward's Famous Concubine,
Fourth EDWARD's famous Concubine;
Fourth Edward's famous Concubine;
Fourth Edward's famous Concubine,
Fourth Edward's famous Concubine,
Fourth Edward's famous concubine;
Fourth Edwards famous Concubine
Fourth Edward's famous concubine.
Fourth Edward's famous concubine,
Fourth Edwards famous Concubine,
87
Whose Name was
whose name was
whose Name was
Whose name was
sweet
[..]ir
Sweet
fair
Jane Shore:
Jane Shore.
Jane Shore;
Jane Shore;
Jane Shore,
88
I
i
I
saw
mark'd
when
Richard's
Richar[..]
Richard's
Richards
Richards
Cruelty,
cruelty,
Cruelty
cruelty
89
Did
put
Put
her to
her unto
heto
great
gr[..]t
Misery;
misery,
Misery,
Misery:
misery.
90
And I was
and I was
and i was
And I was
griev'd therefore.
grie[..] therefore.
griev'd therefore,
grieved sore.
grieved therefore.
grieved therefore,
griev'd therefore
91
Also
I
i
I
also
likewise
was at
Bosworth Field,
Bosworth field,
Bosworth Field,
Bosworth Field
Bosworth Field,
Bosworth Fleld,
Bosworthfield
Bosworth field,
Bosworth field.
92
Well
armed
Arm'd
there with Spear
there with spear
and
&
Shield,
shield
Shield
shield.
shield,
93
Meaning to try my Force;
meaning to try my force:
meaning to try my Force,
meaning to try my Force:
Meaning to try my force;
meaning to try my force;
Meaning to try my force:
Meaning to try my force.
94
Where Richard
Where Richard
losing
loosing
Life and Crown,
life and Crown
Life and Crown
life and crown,
life and crown.
95
Was naked
born to
bourn to
bore to
borne to
born te
Leicester Town,
Leicester Town,
Leicester town
Leicester town,
Leicester Town
Leicester town.
96
Upon a
upon a
Collier's
Colliars
Colliers
collier's
Horse.
horse.
Horse,
horse,
97
To the Seventh Henry then I was
To the seventh Henry then I was
To the seventh Henry then I was,
To the Seventh Henry then I was,
To the Seventh Henry then I was
To the seventh Henry then I was
To the Seventh Henry then I was
To the seventh Henry then I was,
98
A Servant, as it came to pass;
A Servant, as it came to pass,
A Servant as it came to pass,
A servant as it came to pass,
A servant, as it came to pass,
A servant, as it came to pass
99
To serve him at his Need:
to serve him at his need;
To serve him at his Need;
to Serve him at his Need,
to serve him at his Need:
To serve him at his need:
to serve him at his need:
To serve him at his need;
To serve him at his need.
100
And while I did in Court remain,
and while i did in Court Remain.
And while I did in court remain.
And while I did in court remain,
And while I did in Court remain,
101
I saw in the
I saw in the
Eighth Henry's Reign,
eighth Henry's Reign,
Eight Henry's reign,
eighth Henry's Reign
Eighth Henry's Reign,
Eight H[..]nry's Reign,
eighth Henry's reign.
eighth Henries raign
Eighth Henry's reign,
Eight Henry's Reign,
eighth Henrys Reign,
102
Full many great
full many great
Men
men
Man
bleed.
bleed,
103
I was
i was
I as
[..] was
I as
a
Soldier
Souldier
soldier
souldier
bold
with him,
within,
with him
104
O'er
O're
O[..]r
Neptune's curled
Neptunes curled
Neptune's curled
Breast
breast
Brest
brest
did swim
did swim,
did swim.
105
Unto the
unto the
Realm
realm
Relm
realms
Reolm
of France:
of France.
of France
of France;
of France;
of France,
106
I
i
help'd
helpt
helped
to Ransack
to ransack
Bullogin Town,
Bulloign Town,
Bulloign Town,
Bulloign Town
Boulogne Town,
Bulloign town,
Bulloin Town
Boulougne town,
Bulloign-town,
Bul'oin Town,
107
And many Places of Renown,
And many places of Renown,
and many places of Renown,
And many Places of renown,
And many places of renown.
And many places of renown,
And many places of Renown.
108
Yet
yet
Home
home
hoome
I
i
I
came by Chance.
came by chance.
came bechance.
came by chance,
come by chance,
109
I knew
i knew
the
first
Sixth
sixth
Sixth
Edward
Edward
of
a
Child,
Child.
child,
childe
110
Whose Countenance was
Whose countenance was
very
meek and
very milde,
mild,
mild
mild.
111
A
a
hopeful Prince he
hopefull Prince he
hopeful prinee he
hopeful Prince hee
hopeful prince he
was:
was;
was,
was
was.
:
112
I
i
knew
saw
Queen Mary in her
Queen Mary in her
queen Mary in her
Queen Mary in Her
Reign,
reign,
raign
113
Put Protestants
to mickle
to Mickle
to muckle
to mick!e
[..]o mickle
Pain,
pain,
pain:
pain;
114
And re-set up
and re-set up
and reset up
And reset up
And re:set up
the
[..]he
Mass.
Mass,
mass.
115
And
and
But
to my Comfort
(to my comfort)
to my comfort
have
I
i
have
seen
seen,
seen;
seen.
116
Elizabeth,
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Elizabeth,
that Maiden Queen,
that Maiden-Queen,
the Maiden Queen,
that maiden queen,
117
Queen
Queen
Mary's only
Maries only
Mary's only
Maries onely
Sister:
Sister;
sister,
sister:
Sister,
sister.
118
Though
Tho'
she
reign'd four and
reigned
Reign'd four and
reign'd four &
raign'd four and
reigned four and
reign'd four-and-forty
forty
Years,
years,
Years
years
119
Her Subjects
Her subjects
her Subjects
shew'd well
shewed
shew'd Well
shewed well
by
their
there
Tears,
tears,
tears
Tears
120
That they
that they
too
to
soon
had miss'd
did miss
had mist
had mis'd
had [..]t
her.
her
121
I saw King
i saw King
I saw king
James come
Iames come
James come
James came
from the North,
from the north
from the north,
from the North,
from the North
122
Like
to
[..]o
a Star that
a star that
shineth
sheneth
forth,
forth
123
To glad
to glad
the
the
People's Sight:
peoples sight:
Peoples Sight.
People's sight:
Peoples sight;
People's sight;
peoples sight.
peoples sight,
people's sight.
Peoples sight:
124
He brought a
He brought a
he brought a
Salve
salve
slave
to
cure
heal
our
Wound,
wound
wounds.
Wound
wound.
wound,
wounds,
125
And made
and made
Great Britain
great Brittain
Great Britain
Great-Britain
Great-Britain
great Britain,
great Britain
Great Brittain
safe
and
&
sound,
sound
sound.
126
Through Equity
through equity
through Equty
through Equity
To Equity
Thro' equity
and Right.
and right.
and Right
and Right,
127
He
Hee
was
was,
in Troth
in troth
indeed
in Truth
in troth,
in truth
a Prince of Peace,
a Prince of Peace.
a prince of peace,
a Prince of peace
a Prince of peace,
128
And made all former Jars to cease,
And made all former jars to cease
and made all former Jars to cease,
And made all former jars to cease,
129
'Twixt English Men
‘twixt English-men
'twixt English Men
'twixt English Men,
Betwixt Englishmen
'twixt English Men
'Twixt Englishmen
‘twixt English men,
‘twixt English Men
'twixt English-men
and Scots:
and Scots.
and Scots
and Scots:
and Scots,
and Scots;
and Scots;
and Scots,
130
The
English Men
English-men
English Men
Englishmen
English men
English-men
sung merry Sonnets,
sung merry sonnets,
sung merry Sonnets
,
131
The Scots they
The Scots they
the Scots
And th' scotch
The Scots did
The Scots
then
lads
threw
throw
up their
blew
Bonnets
Bonnets,
bonnets,
Bonets,
bonnets
bonnets.
132
For
for
Joy
joy
joys
of their good Lots.
of their good lots.
of their good lots:
133
In Scotland born, in England nurst,
In Scotland born, in England Nurst,
In Scotland born in England Nurst,
in Scotland born, in England Nurst,
In Scotland born, in England nurs'd,
In Scotland born, in England nurst,
From him by lineal right did spring
In Scotland born, in England nurst.
In Scotland born in England nurst,
In Scotland born in England nurst
134
Was Pious Princely
Was pious princely
Was Pious Princly
Was Pious Princley
This happy
Charles the First,
Charles the first,
Charles the First,
CHARLES the First,
Charles the first,
Charles our Royal King
Charles the Firss,
Charls the first,
Charles the [..]
135
Who had
who had
and now
to
Wife Queen Mary:
Wife Queen Mary;
Wife Queen Mary,
Wife Queen Mary,
wife queen Mary.
make conclusion
wife Queen Mary.
wife Queen Mary:
Wife Queen Mary
136
But by the Rage of
But by the rage of
But by the
I wish him and his
Rebels Hate,
Rebels hate,
Rebels Heat,
Party heat,
Rebels Heate,
rebel's hate,
gracious Queen
rebels hate,
137
Murther'd
He
Murder'd
Murdered
Murthred
Murthered
and
And
martyr'd at
Martyr'd at
martyr'd was before
Princely off-spring may
marty'd at
martyr'd at's own
Marty'd at
his
be
Gate,
Gate
gate,
seen
138
This good King did
this good King did
This good king did
until earths dissolution.
miscarry.
miscary,
miscarry
139
King
Charles
Charles
CHARLES
Charls
the Second
the second,
the second
the Second,
that
who
had spent
had spent,
140
Many
long
Years in
years in
Banishment,
Banishment
Bannishment,
Banishment:
bonishment,
banishment.
banishment,
141
And
and
'scap'd
scap'd
‘scap'd
with Life so nearly;
with life so nearly
with Life so nearly,
with life so nearly.
with life so nearly,
with life so nearly:
142
By
Miracles
miracle
miracles
Miracle
and Means unknown,
and means unknown
and means unknown,
143
I
Sits
i
Was
I saw
saw
in
placed
plac'd
plac'n
upon
on
the
Royal
brightness of his
royal
Throne,
Throne
throne,
144
Where he
where he
did
doth
shine most
clearly.
clearly,
cl[..]arly.
clearly
145
I saw
Queen Katherine
i saw
I likewise knew
[..] saw
his
Royal
betrothed
royal
Brother James,
Wife
Brother James,
brother James
brother James,
wife,
Wife,
146
Who was
The Lady
who was
led on to such Extreams,
of his Love and Life,
led on by such extreams;
led on to such Extreams;
led on to such Extremes,
[..]ed on to such Extreams,
Led on by such extreams:
Led on by such extremes,
led on by such extremes,
147
Which made
is likewise
which
which made
As made
the Nation weep:
now come hither
the Nation Weep.
the Nation weep,
the Nation weep;
the nation wep.
the nation weep.
now come hither:
148
I saw his Coronation-day,
And may their bodies now increase,
I saw his Coronation Day,
i saw his Coronation-Day,
I saw his Coronation-Day,
I saw his Coronation-Day
I saw his Coronat[..]on-day,
I saw his coronation day,
I saw his Coronation day,
I saw his Coronntion-day,
I saw his coronation-day,
And may their bodies both encrease
149
And how he did the Scepter sway,
In love and children, joy and peace,
And how he did the Sceptre sway,
and how he did the Scepter sway,
And how he did the sceptre sway,
And now he did the sceptre sway,
And how he did the scepter sway,
In Love and Children, Joy, and Peace,
In Love and Children, joy, and Peace,
150
Which
which
long
he could not keep.
as they live together.
he could not keep,
151
Lord Chancellor
Lord chancellor
I
i
saw likewise,
saww likewise
saw likewise
present was that very Morn
152
When he did Rule and Tyrannize,
when he did Rule by Tyrannize
How he did rule and tyrannize,
When he did Rule and Tyranize,
When he did rule and tyrannize
When he did rule and tyrannize,
When as the Prince of Wales was born,
When he did rule and tyrannize.
153
By
by
With
By an
being the
Arbitary Power:
Arbitary Power;
arbitary Power:
Arbitrary Power:
arbitrary Power;
arbitary power:
abitary power.
Tenth of June,
arbitrary power;
154
And I was
and i was
in
In
the Council-room,
the Council Room,
the Counsel-Room,
the Council-Room,
the Council-Room
the council room,
Sixteen Hundred Eighty Eight,
the council-room
155
When Peters he was pleas'd to doom
When Peters he was pleas'd to Doom,
when Peters he was pleas'd to doom,
When Jeffrys he was pleas'd to doom
When Peter's he was pleas'd to doom
When Peter he was pleas'd to doom
When Poter he was pleased to doom.
But this day prov'd Unfortunate,
When Peters he was pleas'd to doom
156
The Bishops to the Tower.
The Bishops in the Tower.
thee Bishops to the tower.
the Bishops to the Tower.
The Bishops to the Tow'r.
the Bishops to the Tower.
The bishops to the tower.
it put all out of Tune.
The bishops to the Tower.
157
I
i
was
saw
present was
present
King William
that very Morn,
that very Morn.
that very Morn
that very morn,
that very morn
cross the Seas,
158
When
when
To give
the
Pretender he was born,
Pretender he was born,
Chevalier he was born,
pretender he was born
Land and Nation Ease,
159
Being
being
Being on
Which was
with a
the Tenth of June;
the Tenth of June.
the tenth of JUNE;
the Tenth of June,
the Tenth of June,
the tenth of June,
most glorious Fleet;
160
In Sixteen Hundred
in sixteen hundred
In sixteen hundred
In sixteen hundred and
I saw him cross
Eighty Eight:
Eighty Eight,
Eighty-eight,
eighty eight,
to Ireland,
eighty eight.
161
But this Day prov'd unfortunate,
But this Day prov'd Unfortunate,
but this Day proved Unfortunate:
But this Day prov'd unfortunate;
But that they prov'd unfortunate,
But this D[..]y prov'd Unfortunate,
But this day prov'd unfortunate.
But this day proved unfortunate
With a right valiant armed Band,
But this day prov'd unfortunate,
162
It put all
it put all
It put all Things
making his Foes retreat.
out of Tune.
out of Tune.
out of tune
out of tune.
163
I
i
saw King William cross
saw King William cross
saw king William cross the
saw King William cross the
have his Royal Consort seen,
see king William cross the
saw King William cross the
the
Seas,
seas,
seas.
164
To give the Land and Nation Ease,
to give the Land and Nation ease,
To give the Land and Nation Ease;
To give the land and nation ease,
To give the land and nation easo,
Mary our most Religious Queen,
165
With a most glorious Fleet:
With a most glorious Fleet.
with a most Glorious Fleet.
with a most glorious Fleet:
With a most glorious Fleet;
with a most glorious Fleet;
With a most gloriou fleet.
With a most glorious fleet.
in all her courtly Train;
166
I saw
i saw
him cross to Ireland,
him Cross to Ireland,
him go to Ireland
him cross to Ireland,
her Royal Funeral,
167
With a right
With a Right
with a right
With a
And how the
valiant armed Band,
Valliant armed band:
valiant Armed Band:
valiant armed band
showers of Tears did fall,
valiant armed band,
168
while
Making his Foes retreat.
Making his Foes Retreat.
making his Foes retreat,
making his Foes retreat.
Making his forces retreat.
Making his forces retreat,
Subjects did complain,
Making his foes retreat.
169
I
i
have his Royal Consort seen,
have his Royal consort seen
have his royal consort seen,
see the Duke of Glouc'ster's Birth,
170
The
Mary, our most Religious Queen,
Mary our most Religious Queen,
Mary our most religious Queen,
Mary, , our most Religious Queen
Mary our most Religious Queen,
Mary, our most religious queen,
Mary, our most religious Queen,
Glory, Triumph, Joy and Mirth,
171
In all her Courtly Train:
In all her Courtly Train.
in all her Courtly train.
in all her Courtly Train:
With all her courtly Train;
in all her courtly Train;
In all her courtely train.
In all her eourtly train.
which was on that great Day:
In all her courtly train.
in al[..] her courtly Train;
172
I
i
saw her
see her
see his
Royal
royal
Funeral,
Funeral,
funeral,
Mother's Tears,
173
And how
and how
And
When in
the
Showers of
showers of
Show'rs of
bitter
Blossom of
Tears did fall,
teers did fall,
Tears did fall;
tears that fell.
tears that fell,
his Years,
tears did fall,
174
While Subjects did complain.
While Subjects did complain
while subjects did complain.
while Subjects did complain.
Whilst Subjects did complain.
whi[..]e Subjects did comp[..]ain.
While subjects did complain,
Whiie subject did complain
Death snatch'd him hence away.
While subjects did complain.
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I
i
saw the Duke of Gloucester's Birth,
see the Duke of Gloucester's Birth,
see the Duke of Glouc'ster's birth
saw the Duke of Glouc'ster's Birth,
saw the Duke of Glo'ster's Birth,
see the Duke of Glouc'ster's Birth,
saw the duke of Gloucester's birth
saw the Duke of Gloucester's birth,
saw King William when he dy'd,
saw the duke of Gloucester's birth,
176
Who was
The Glory, Triumph,
The Glory, Triumph
the Glory, triump,
What glorious Triumph,
The glory, triumph
The glory triumph,
the Land
The glory, triumph,
Joy
Joy,
joy
and Mirth,
and triump,
& Mirth,
and mirth,
and Nation's Guide,
177
Which was on
There was on
which was on
a Scourge to
That was on this
that
that was on this
France and Spain:
great Day;
great Day,
great Day:
great day.
great day,
178
I
i
saw his Royal Mother's Tears,
see his Royal Mother's Tears,
see his royal Mother's tears
saw his royal mother's tears.
saw his royal mother's tears,
saw Queen Anne come to the Throne,
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When in the Blossom of his Years,
When in the B[..]ossom of his Years,
When in the blossom of his years
When in the b!ossom of his years,
Whose royal Favours are well known:
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Death snatch'd
Death snatch'd him
Death snath'd him
long may she
hence away.
soon away.
Live and Reign.
hence away:
181
I
i
saw
see
King
king
William,
William
wil!iam
William
when he
when he
dy'd,
died
died,
died
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Who was the Land and Nation's Guide,
Who was the Land and Nations guide,
who was the Land and Nations Guide
Who was the Land and Nation[']s Guide,
Who was the land and nation's guide,
Who was the Land and Nation's Guide
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A Scourge to France and Spain:
A Scourge to France and Spain.
a scourge to France and Spain.
a Scourge to France Spain; and
A Scourge to France and Spain;
a Scourge to France Spain: and
A scourge to France and Spain.
A scourge to France and Spain,
A scourge to France and Spain:
184
I
saw
see
s[..]w
Queen
queen
Anne
Anne
Ann
come to the Throne,
come to the Throne
come to the throne
come to the throne,
185
Whose
whose
Royal Favours
royal Favour
Royal Favours
royal Favours
roya[..] Favours
royal favour
royal favours
she made known,
she made known
she made known;
186
During
Do ring
during
her glorious Reign.
her glorious reign,
her glorious Reign:
her Glorious Reign.
her glorious reign.
her glorious reign
187
I
i
saw her
saw
see her
Commons,
Commons
commons,
Lords,
Lords
lords
Lotds
and
Peers,
Peers
peer,
peers,
188
Who paid
who paid
Pay
a Tribute of sad Tears,
a tribute of sad tears,
a Tribute of sad Tears,
189
Before
before
Upon
her Royal Tomb.
her Royal tomb:
her royal Tomb.
her royal tomb:
her royal tomb,
her royal tomb.
190
I
i
saw
see
King George
King George
king George
pass thro'
come to
pass through
the Town.
the Town,
the town,
191
All
For
all
to possess the Royal Crown,
to possess the royal Crown
to possess the royal Crown,
to possess the royal crown;
to possess the Royal crown:
to possess the royal crown,
192
And govern in
and Govern in
and govern in
her
hrr
Room.
room.
room,
193
I
i
likewise
see
saw
King
him
king
the
take
George
First George
George
his
Prince when
course
first
the
each
he
Second come,
Crown'd
second come
day,
came;
second come,
194
With loud
With Men
with loud
I saw
Huzza's to Britain's Throne,
and Angels compast round,
huzza's to Britain's throne,
Huzza's to Britain's Throne,
And how he did the Sceptre sway,
likewise his Royal Dame,
huzza's to Britain's thrown.
195
And glorious Caroline;
A joyful happy Day;
and Glorious Caroline,
and glorious Caroline;
Until Death came in fine;
whose charming Beauty shine
And glorious Caroline.
And glorious Caroline,
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Like bright Aurora, sweet and gay,
I present was before his Death,
Like bright aurora sweet and Gay
Like bright Aurora, sweet and gay,
I saw King George the second come,
Like bright Aurora sweet and gay,
I saw king George the third ascend,
I saw King George the Third ascend,
197
That chases all dim Clouds away,
And saw likewise his latest Breath,
that chases all dim clouds away,
With bold Huzzas to Btitain's Throne,
That Chases all dim Clouds away,
To Britain's thrown the wars to end
To Britain's throne the wars to end,
That chases all dull cares away,
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The Joy of Woman-kind.
When in Death's Arms he lay,
the Joy of women kind
the Joy of Women-kind.
With glorious Caroline.
With France and Spain.
With France and Spain,
The joy of woman-kind.
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I saw their numerous Progeny,
I saw King George the Second crown'd,
i see their numerous progeny
Like bright Aurora chaste & gay,
I saw two Royal Infants dear,
I saw Charlotte, George's pride,
I saw King George the Fouth whose wise decrees
I saw their numerous progeny,
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Protects the good
The
Likewise
the
That
And
Walk
and never fails
Pledges of Prosperity,
his Queen, encircl'd round,
Pledges of Posterity
driveth all dull Cares away,
did their pretty Prattle hear,
to Church both side by side,
to please.
pledges of prosperity,
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For many Years to come;
The like scarce e'er was knonw.
for many Years to come
for many Years to come:
The joys of Women kind;
the like scarce e'er was known.
With a glorious train.
Just in himself he honours Englands throne
For many years to come.
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In Westminster
Tho' blamed
I saw the
I saw their
i see the
I mark'd ths
I saw
I saw them
for follies which
King and Queen
Royal Issue Fair,
numerous Progeny,
King George
join'd,
are not his
king and queen
when
when he was
own
crown'd
Crown'd,
crown'd,
crow[..]
203
With Men
While Acclamations
with Men
Long may he live,
With men
and
fill'd
And
Angels compass'd round;
the Air,
angels compass'd round
Angels compass'd round:
The blessings of Prosperity,
return again most kind –
every virtue prove,
angels compass'd round,
Angels compass'd ro[..]
204
Long may
long may
And
they
he
Grace the Throne.
grace the throne.
grace the Throne.
reign!
reign triumphant on his Subject's love.
205
I saw
the third of George's come,
Queen Caroline oppressed with foes on every side
206
And lovely Charlotte in her bloom,
Boldly she stems, base Calumny's foul tide,
207
Long may they live and reign
With conscious innooence, surmounts the storm
208
The Nation's Glory
and
And
their Pride,
reigns in every heart to virtue warm.
209
And ever be their faithful Guide;
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And now Amen! Amen!
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