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S2388 whyppet you prestes and tourne you / Vice and synne they wyll not rebuke Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 131401 whyppet you prestes and tourne you whyppet you prestes and tourne you whippet you priests and turn you 1549-1549

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whyppet you prestes and tourne you Vice and synne they wyll not rebuke Nor come to gods worde to warme you Where do you see more Idelnes used whippet you preestes and tourne you Then among you preestes whych shuld be refused And come to gods worde to warme you Yet they have another prety caste whippet you prestes, and tourne you Which they play at the last Leave that you preestes I warne you For than they do holde up a cup whippet you prestes, and tourne you And al the drinke they themselves drynke up Leave that you prestes I warne you Moreover, they teache theyr god to playe Whyppet you prestes and tourne you This waye and that waye Leave that you prestes I warne you Now therfore I wyll with it be playne Whippet you prestes and tourne you They wyl not stycke to breake their god in twayne