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2.286r R188322 1 Russel's Farewell Russell's Farewell Russell's Farewell WHat damn'd confounded fate is this, / Has check'd our hopeful Cause, date from content; hinged broadsheet with verso: [The Chimney]-[man's L]amenation[?] / OR, Gold ill got, never prospers. see V. App.ii.32; original text faces left and in facsimile the text faces right. Pepys 2.286r Rollins (1) IV:209-213; Wing J719[a]A. Pepys Library The Pepys ballads : facsimile volume Editor W.G. Day D.S. Brewer Cambridge [England] 1987 Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 2: 286 The Jesuits Lamentation; / OR, / The Downfall of the Whore of BABYL[?ON] The Jesuits Lamentation; OR The Downfall of The Whore of BABYL[ON] The Jesuits' Lamentation; or the Downfall of the Whore of Babylon 1/2 sheet oblong folio, hinged, 195 x 286 cropped left, right, and bottom edges, torn and damaged surface, verso shows through horizontal rules and cast fleurons Printer J. Wallis 1689 London, Printed and Sold by J. Wallis, / in White-Friars. J. Wallis Weinstein: content

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WHat damn'd confounded fate is this Has check'd our hopeful Cause, Nor would Dispensing Pow'r do: Confound those Penal Laws. Those Props and Friends to Heresie That raise their Strumpet high; And all in spight of Romes fair Charms Our brighter Spouse defie.
Or those who they, their Bishops call, Had long e're this been sent Into the Mansions of the Deep, It was the Wise Intent Of our Indulgent Fathers, who Did in the Vinyard sweat: Nay HELL to their Assistance call'd To hedge in their Old Debt.
The Abbey-Lands, from us purloyn'd, Which is our due Entail, Tho all Ignatian Arts we us'd, It seems we can't prevail. Our Church [?] Trappins drest, And with Delusions deckt, Is much admir'd in Foreign Parts, But here gains no Respect. A Curse upon that Monarch's Pride That first our Church declin'd, And likewise on that cunning Rat Who Penal Laws design'd. Now we are basely forc'd to sneak That held our Heads so high, And all the Refuge that we have Is to For-swear and Lie. Our Priests are gone that Fate to shun Which hover'd or're their Heads; Their Relicks they demolisht all, And wisely burnt their Beads. But these that here are stopt behind May swing for all the rest, Tho had they all got quite away It would have spoil'd the Jest. Then let us mourn these Father's Fates Which Ketch (that bloody Cur) Begins the deadly round again, Nor can the Fates demur. For in the Popish Plot we saw Our Saints no Aid could lend, No Miracles their Lives could save, Or these poor Souls befriend. Yet we are sure they Martyrs dy'd For Romes Beloved Cause, To Satisfie the Bloody Thirst Of their damn'd Penal Laws. Those Laws which do our Pope run down And makes our Priests to flie, And brings down low the Tripple Crown Which once was mounted high.
London, Printed and Sold by J. Wallis[,] in White-Friars.