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5.47 R174297 1 I'll tell thee Dick, etc. I Tell Thee, Dick I'll Tell Thee Dick, etc. ODs whirlikins! what mun Che do;/ Ods whirlikins! what mun Che do Content: Coronation of William III and Mary II, King and Queen of England Pepys 5.47 Rollins (1) IV:226-228; Wing C6553[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. 5: 47 THE/ Countrymans Joy,/ AT THE/ CORONATION/ OF/ King William & Queen Mary/ April the 11th 1689. THE Countrymans Joy, AT THE CORONATION OF King William & Queen Mary April the 11th 1689. The Countryman's Joy, at the Coronation of King William and Queen Mary April the 11th 1689. 1/2 sheet folio, 268 x 170 cropped top and left edges horizontal and vertical rules 1689 London, Printed for Robert Hayhurst, MDCLXXXIX. Robert Hayhurst Weinstein: title and imprint

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I. ODs whirlikins! what mun Che do; Ods whirlikins! what mun Che do To get to London Town? Chill zell my Oxen and my Plow; Nay more, my Dun and Dapple too, To zee the Volk a Crown'd. II. To Whitehall Gate Che rid like mad, To Whitehall Gate Che rid like mad, Where tho' Che knockt with vorce; They were zo vull of Guests they zaid, There was no Lodging to be had Vor me, nor vor my Horse. III. But when Che came to Westminster , But when Che came to Westminster , What Zights did Che behold? Many a Lord and Lady Vair, As e'er were zeen in our Shire, In Crowns of Shining Gold. IV. With many other Gallant Voke, With many other Gallant Voke, To Marchioness and Dutches, In Pairs like Cattle in a Yoke; Ods bub, Che wisht beneath my Cloke Che had her in my Clutches.
V. After the Rest, in State were Led, After the Rest, in State were Led, Our King and Queen, God Bless 'em, Under the Tester of a Bed, You'd think them going to be Wed, They did zo vinely Dress 'em. VI. God Zave, The Cry was all along, God Zave, The Cry was all along, King William and Queen Mary , While all the Burden of my Zong, Was Cursing the Pick-Pocket Throng, That made poor Giles Miscarry: VII. Of Zhillings Vorty Vour Che brought, Of Zhillings Vorty Vour Che brought, To pay my Score in Town, Of all those Crowns, not one poor Groat, When I was dry, to wet my Throat, Was left to bring me down. VIII. But shoud Che live another Reign, But shoud Che live another Reign, On Horseback, or a Foot, If e're ye catch me there again, Then make a Znush-Box of my Brain, And Zteal my Hyde to Boot.
Licens'd April 10. 1689. J. Fraser. London , Printed for Robert Hayhurst , MDCLXXXI[X]