THE/ ABBEY WONDER: OR, the Vestminster Miracle:/ ng a true Account of a lively Robin Red-breast, who, ever since the solemn Funeral of Queen MARY,/ taken up his Residence in the Abbey, on the Royal Pyramid of State, called the Mausoleum; where he remains Singing, and/ not depart the Place, to the Wonder and Admiration of all Spectators: Counclouding with a Prophesie or Prediction of what/ happen thereupon, it being the signification of Joy to England, and all Europe in general.

%ISOlat1; %ISOlat2; %ISOnum; %ISOpub; ]> THE/ ABBEY WONDER: OR, the Vestminster Miracle:/ ng a true Account of a lively Robin Red-breast, who, ever since the solemn Funeral of Queen MARY,/ taken up his Residence in the Abbey, on the Royal Pyramid of State, called the Mausoleum; where he remains Singing, and/ not depart the Place, to the Wonder and Admiration of all Spectators: Counclouding with a Prophesie or Prediction of what/ happen thereupon, it being the signification of Joy to England, and all Europe in general. University of California - Santa Barbara The Early Modern Center Director Patricia Fumerton 1695 Early Modern Center, University of California Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, CA 09/14/2007 21302

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3.287v R187777 1 [text cropped] title cropped: "THE/ [?] ABBEY WONDER:/ OR,/ The Vestminster Miracle:/ [?]ng a true Account of a lively Robin Red-breast, who, ever since the solemn Funeral of Queen MARY,/ [?] taken up his Residence in the Abbey, on the Royal Pyramid of State, called the Mausoleum; where he remains Singing, and/ [?][l] not depart the Place, to the Wonder and Admiration of all Spectators: Councluding with a Prophesie or Prediction of what/ [?] happen thereupon, it being the signification of Joy to England, and all Europe in general." ; hinged broadsheet with recto: "THE/ Young Damsels Lamentation:/ OR, THEIR/ Dreadful Outcry against the late Punching,/..." {see Pepys 3.287}; compare Pepys 5.144. Pepys 3.287v Wing A59[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. 3: 287 THE/ ABBEY WONDER: OR, the Vestminster Miracle:/ ng a true Account of a lively Robin Red-breast, who, ever since the solemn Funeral of Queen MARY,/ taken up his Residence in the Abbey, on the Royal Pyramid of State, called the Mausoleum; where he remains Singing, and/ not depart the Place, to the Wonder and Admiration of all Spectators: Counclouding with a Prophesie or Prediction of what/ happen thereupon, it being the signification of Joy to England, and all Europe in general. THE ABBEY WONDER: OR,The Vestminster Miracle: [Bei]ng a true Account of a lively Robin Red-breast, who, ever since the solemn Funeral of Queen MARY, [?] taken up his Residence in the Abbey, on the Royal Pyramid of State, called the Mausoleum; where he remains Singing, and [?] not depart the Place, to the Wonder and Admiration of all Spectators: Councluding with a Prophesie or Prediction of what [?] happen thereupon, it being the signification of Joy to England, and all Europe in general. The Abbey Wonder: Or, the Westminster Miracle: [Bei]ng a True Account of a Lively Robin Red Breast, Who, Ever Since the Solemn Funeral of Queen Mary, [?] Taken Up his Residence in the Abbey, on the royal Pyramid of State, Called the Mausoleum; Were He remains Singing, and [?] Not Depart the Place, to the Wonder and Admiration of all Spectator: Concluding With a Propesy or Prediction of What [?] Happen Thereupon, it Being the Signification of joy to England, and All Europe in General. [top part of single sheet folio] 1/2 sheet oblong folio, hinged, 195 x 290 cropped left and bottom edges, creased, damaged surface, columns and lines cropped cast fleurons 1695 {text cropped} Weinstein: content Mary II, Queen of England, Funeral of (1695)

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