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R31498 ONE day I heard a zealous shout / I then lookt up and loe the rout Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 143193 THE / FANATICK RAMPANT / OR AN / ELECTION / AT / CAMBRIDGE. THE FANATICK RAMPANT OR AN ELECTION AT CAMBRIDGE. THE FANATIC RAMPANT OR AN ELECTION AT CAMBRIDGE. 1679-1679

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ONE day I heard a zealous shout I then lookt up and loe the rout of Saints were come to town. Who by their Hats right gravely set. And Collar-bands I guess were met to cry the Bishops down. But see how grosly I did err. For they came only to prepare against that Godly bustle. And therefore did most fervently With carnal Throats extended cry, a Russel, yea, a Russel. Some cryd a Russel, some again Mistook the Name and cryd Amen. some with erected fist Cryd O, we find by Revelation That this is he must heal the Nation and hamstring Antichrist. At length there comes me a Freeholder With head inclind to the left shouder and Circumcised hair. Who with his snout all wet with snivel and looks enough to scare a Devil Did thus begin his Prayer. Lord, if thou dost thy Saints regard Look on the keepers of thy Heard
Even on thy chosen Russel. See but what honour we have done him And then, thou needs must powre upon him Thy blessings by the Bushel. Thy tender flock (Lord) hele not pound but doth regard the Poor. Lord he hath done more for my Wife Than ere I did in all my life, O blessed Senator. Do thou in time his Worship bring To be, to be, a Lordish thing: as was his noble Kin. ------ Thou seest how he alone doth stand, And hates the great ones of the Land. O well doth he begin. Then give him grace Lord not to cease Till he hath broke the Cord of Peace, That Girdle of the Whore. That we again may see that day. In which we all may preach and pray. and then ile ask no more. With that I spyd an Image fair High mounted in his stately Chair. I think to mock the Pope. Down Brethren, to the Gallowes gang. Said I, he shall not burn but hang though I pay for the Rope.