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R9814 THE Good Old Cause, / And Fundamental Laws, Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 134153 Hemp for the Flaxman: / OR, / A Friday Feast Kid=Napped. Apr. 21. 1682. Hemp for the Flaxman: OR, A Friday Feast Kid=Napped. Apr. 21. 1682. Hemp for the Flaxman: OR, A Friday Feast Kid=Napped. Apr. 21. 1682. 1682-1682

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THE Good Old Cause, And Fundamental Laws, Did with the Great Name begin; And GOD IS WITH US, Said the Commons House, Soon after th Unpardon---* Sin. *48. Prefacd was the same Ever-Hallowed Name At our Protestant Kid-Nappers Call; For Defiance o th Beast, By an Holy Love-Feast At Loyalty-pursing-Hall. MEN WORTHY none. (Worthy Men Alone Must benefit have of a Ticket:) Those neer understood A Common-Wealths Good Which flows from the L------ of the Spicket. But C------ who soon guest The pretended Love Feast, Would be a fresh Association: The Junctos Grand Hydra Did sever That Friday: True Hercules of our LERNEAN Nation! God save the KING. Arsy Versy: Or, Riddle of Riddles. All Head, All Feet; All Rump, yet Body All: All Knave, All Fool; All Dove-like, yet All Gall: All Slave, All King; All Sinner, yet All Saint: All Mixture, All Sincere; All Truth, All Paint: All Peer, All Peasant; All Thats Bad, All Best: Say, Reader, are not these All Marks o th Beast.
---Nunquam, si quid mihi credis, amavi HUNC Hominem, cujus sceleri non invenit ipsa Nomen, & a nullo posuit natura METALLO. O qualis facies, & quali Digna Tabella!
LEYDEN, Printed for the benefit of Sweet Singers.