%ISOlat1; %ISOlat2; %ISOnum; %ISOpub; ]> Epipapresbyter, Grand-Child / TO / SMECTYMNUUS. / OR, / The Worlds HUY and CRY, / After / TITUS OATES. / Ordain'd Doctor of DEVILITY, at SALAMANCA. / Dr. Turn-coat Incubus Tymist Unthankful Seducing Old Serpent. Arrogant Traytour. Enchanting Sorcerer.: / The Devil of Sham PLOTS. University of California - Santa Barbara The Early Modern Center Director Patricia Fumerton 1685-1685 Early Modern Center, University of California Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, CA 05/07/2012 32159

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R17630 [COme hark and hear and draw me nigh,] / Good people all that pass me by: Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 135076 Epipapresbyter, Grand-Child / TO / SMECTYMNUUS. / OR, / The Worlds HUY and CRY, / After / TITUS OATES. / Ordain'd Doctor of DEVILITY, at SALAMANCA. / Dr. Turn-coat Incubus Tymist Unthankful Seducing Old Serpent. Arrogant Traytour. Enchanting Sorcerer.: / The Devil of Sham PLOTS. Epipapresbyter, Grand-Child TO SMECTYMNUUS. OR, The Worlds HUY and CRY, After TITUS OATES. Ordain'd Doctor of DEVILITY, at SALAMANCA. Dr. Turn-coat Incubus Tymist Unthankful Seducing Old Serpent. Arrogant Traytour. Enchanting Sorcerer.: The Devil of Sham PLOTS. Epipapresbyter, Grand-Child TO SMECTYMNUUS. OR, The Worlds HUY and CRY, After TITUS OATES. Ordained Doctor of DEVILITY, at SALAMANCA. Dr. Turncoat Incubus Tymist Unthankful Seducing Old Serpent. Arrogant Traitor. Enchanting Sorcerer.: The Devil of Sham PLOTS. Printer George Croom 1685-1685

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Come [hark] and hear and draw me nigh, Good People all that pass me by: Give Audience, and slight me not, And give your Ears an Antidote: Of late the whole Worlds great Trapan, Thats half a Hog and half a Man Hath run; none knows from whence nor whether, But all affirm that he came hither. A Linsy Wolfy Emprick Doctor, A Spiritual Hocus Pocus Proctor; Who did (gainst Natures Civil Laws) Betray himself and Romish Cause: And (tho the Lady kissd and dandld Him on her Knee, and softly handld) He did her slight and vilify, When he had almost suckd her Drie. He forgd he urgd a thing (God wot) Calld Bloody Babels Popish PLO And when he could it Build no more, He kickd the Castle, and threw it or. Hes all Religions, yet none True; He Jack of all Trades doth outdoe; An oaten, whiten, know not what, Pretended Christian, Apostat: No Papist, for he hath no Merit; No Quaker, for he hath no Spirit: No Protestant, for want of Grace; Proteus Lodges in his Face: He is no Turk, for (like a Swine) He wallows in a Tub of Wine. The Devils he doth most resemble, Because he needs must fear and Tremble. He Mumps to gain his daily Bread; And he doth wear upon his Head Both Cowl and Presbiterian Callet; He bears a Knapsack Bag and Wallet: He Bauls, he Barks, he Roars, he Grins, He Swears, he Lies he pardons Sins. The Race of Mankind he Abuseth, And all his Brethren he Accuseth. He that doth meet him (with a Cane) May thresh him till he Stink again.
This [Tymist Turncoat] of our Age, Would be a Show, if put in Cage; For he is elivate (preserve us) Above the Sphere of Hirco-cervus: And all the World desire to see What Human Monster can he be, Who did set Daughter against the Mother, The Father against both Son and Brother; And (from the King to Countrey Clown) Hath turnd the Nation up-side-down. He so bewitchd the London Pedlers, The Coblers, Tinkers, and the Sadlers, That they (for snuffing up the Air) Might with th Ephesians well compare; For Rag, and Tag, and Bob-tail, all The Ribble Rabble what ye call Did Mold an Image Rood like Ape, They calld the Romish Papish Pape, And in a fury past its Doom, As it had been the Pope of Rome: And then (to satiate their Desire) They Burnd the Heritick in Fire. Had he provd True to any one, His Knavery might have been unknown; But Justice did most wisely Reckon To fix this Rascal for a Beacon; That all self-Interest Rogues may see The end of Treacherous Loyalty; To be an Hissing to the Nation, And an abhorring Detestation. For Sense and Reason both controles To mend a Breach by making Holes: Hes Traitour that betrays by Lies A PLOT; to raise Conspiracies. He needs must be a Tinkers Brother, Who mends one hole, and makes another. He Conjurs, (tho I blush to tell it, How he did use poor Doctor Ellot) For with a Wind-bal mouth Granado He turnd him Turkish Runagado, Swore seriously, (not in Derision) That he was of the Circumcision;
And (for a Witness) did derect His Cod-peice to Condemn his Neck: He was half Hangd, but not Defacto, Condemnd but in signato Actu: But [ere he swang the Soveraign Tree,] A Demonstration made him free. This Brutish Man, or Homo-hog Was Mufty once to Haman-gog; Yet all his antick Tricks and Trade Could hardly gain his daily Bread; Therefore he (in a Hocus Prank) Did turn a Spiritual Mountebank; And (like a cunning Fox) crept in Amongst the Romish Men of Sin, Pretending that himself was nigh Religious sick, in Piety. With them he lived, fed-ox well, Till Wanton Flesh began to swell; And then his Brains began to breed A Poysond Spider Homicide, And Treason-big began to cry A PLOT or damnd Conspiracy: And chose poor Babels Whore, that she Might Midwife to the Monster be. Now when it was brought to the Light, It seemd a Screech-Owl of the Night; But when he saw its Cloven Feet, He swore it was a Jesuite. And threw the Brat down at his Door Thats calld the Husband of the Whore: Then all the Noise that filld our Streets Was Papishes and Jesuites; The brand of Papist was enough To interchange an English Cuff; But Jesuite was cause indeed Enough to knock one in the Head. The Huy and Cry was Fifty pound To Catch where any could be found; And Vulgar (that unruly Beast) Did Law and Reason so Arrest, That Bed-rid Justice seemd to die, And Order turn to Anarchy.
London, Printed by George Croom, at the Blue-Ball in Thames-street, over against Baynards-Castle. 1685.