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2.354 R188392 1 The Spinning Wheel The Spinning Wheel The Spinning Wheel BOys, Let the Bells most sweetly ring,/ and likewise loud=mouth'd Cannon roar, In Safety he's return'd again,/ Long may he Live to Rule and Reign. (with variations) date from content; William III returns from Flanders Pepys 2.354 Rollins (1) VI:70-73; Wing K607[B] 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: 354 THE/ King's Return from Holland,/ AND/ His Joyful Reception by His Royal Consort the QUEEN,/ Together with Loyal and Obedient Subjects. THE King's Return from Holland, AND His Joyful Reception by His Royal Consort the QUEEN, Together with Loyal and Obedient Subjects. The King's Return from Holland, and His Joyful Reception by His Royal Consort the Queen, Together with Loyal and Obedient Subjects. 1/2 sheet oblong folio, 200 x 280 cropped left edge, creased, damaged surface 1691 Printed for P. Brooksby, J. Deacon, J. Blare,/ and J. Back. P. Brooksby, J. Deacon, J. Blare, J. Back Weinstein

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BOys, let the Bells most sweetly ring, and likewise loud-mouth'd Cannon roar, To welcome home our Gracious King, from the right Gallant Holland Shore: In Safety he's return'd again, Long may he Live to Rule and Reign. Although his Potent Enemies, may seem to Triumph over all, Yet Brittish Glory still shall rise, when France shall to Destruction fall: In Safety he's return'd again, Long may he Live to Rule and Reign.
Great Mars, the Mighty God of War, and Neptune of the Ocean wide; Likewise the sweet propitious Star, with Angels too on e'ry side; Convey'd our Monarch o'er the Main, Long may he Live to Rule and Reign. The Mighty States of Holland fair, of whom our Monarch took his leave, Did then most Solemnly declare, his Love they did with Joy receive: And now he's safe return'd again, Long may he Live to Rule and Reign,
Boreas with his pleasant Gales, appearing then both sweet and kind, To fill his swelling Royal Sails, with a soft pleasant breathing Wind, Which brought King William o'er the Main, Long may he Live, etc. On Board of the most Royal Fleet, King William did in Person go, And did with stout Commanders meet, who does not fear the daring foe: The Sailors all Rejoyc'd amain, To see him safe return'd again. The Noble Captains brave and stout, together with their whole Fleets Crew; Did pass King William's Health about, until the very Sky look'd Blue: With Shouts of Joy, they cry'd amain. Long May King William Rule and Reign. The Warlike Trumpets then did sound, while the brave stout Tarpaulin Boys, Did make the Elements resound, to shew the Transport of their Joys: King William's safe return'd again, Long may he Live to Rule and Reign. As up the Thames he pass'd along, the Bells did Ring, the Guns did Roar; And Subjects did in Thousands throng, to see their Warlike King once more; Who'n Safety was return'd again, Long may he Live, etc. 'Twas April the Thirteenth day, that he in Safety Landed here; True Subjects your Allegiance pay, let double Triumph now appear: In Safety he's return'd again, Long may King William Rule and Reign.
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