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5.63 R180198 1 (music on sheet) Let Mary Live Long LET MARY Live long,/ She's Vertuous and Witty, Pepys 5.63 Rollins (1) VI:160-162; Wing L3345. 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: 63 The Loyal English Man's WISH/ For the Preservation of/ The King and Queen. The Loyal English Man's WISH For the Preservation of The King and Queen. The Loyal Englishman's Wish for the Preservation of the King and Queen. 1/2 sheet folio, 255 x 144 all edges cropped, creased surface, uneven inking horizontal and vertical rules Printer T. Moore 1692 [London:] Printed and Sold by T. Moore, 1692. Weinstein: imprint

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LET MARY Live long, She's Vertuous and Witty, All Charmingly Pritty, Let MARY Live long, And Reign many Years. Now the Clouds is gon o're, That Troubled us sore: Since the Sun-shine apears, We shall be Deliver'd, We shall be Deliver'd From Fury and Fears. God bless the KING at Home, With Laurels to Crown him, Each Rebel may own him; And may he Live long And Reign many Years; Now the Conquest is plain, And Three Kingdoms Regain'd; Let his Enemies fall, Whilst Caesar shall Flourish, Whilst Caesar shall Flourish, In spight of 'em all. All Glorious and Gay, Let the KING Live for ever; May he Languish never never: Like Flowers in May , His Actions smell sweet;
When the Wars are all done, And he safe in his Throne, Trophies lay at his Feet, With loud Acclamations, Whith loud Acclamations, His MAJESTY Greet. When for Flanders he goes, May the Enemy fear him, When e're they come near him; May he Conquer his Foes As he did at the Boyn , May his Army march on With the Beat of the Drum, Whilst Monsieur doth Fly, The English shall Follow, The English shall Follow, And Fight till they Die. Heav'ns Prosper his Arms, Both at Home and Abroad May he always be Lord, And Guarded from harms By the Powers above; May his Enemies all At his Feet present fall, And their Loyalty prove, Whilst our KING does Enjoy, Whilst our KING does Enjoy Blest MARY in Love.
[?] Printed and Sold by T. Moore , 1692 .