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R4367 Cel. S------y, what's become of the Plot? / Sh. I wou'd thou wert hang'd, and it forgot: Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 135839 A / DIALOGUE / Between / Mrs. Celier and the L. S---y. A DIALOGUE Between Mrs. Celier and the L. S---y. A DIALOGUE Between Mrs. Celier and the Lord Shaftsbury. 1681-1681

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Cel. S------y, whats become of the Plot? Sh. I woud thou wert hangd, and it forgot: But if I once come out of the Tower, Ile Plot as much as I did before. Cel. S------y, whats become of the Plot? Sh. I now am provd a Trayterous Sot, For raising men to take the King, And him to the Block with his Father bring. Cel. S------y, whats become of the Plot? Sh. Fitz-Harris like an Irish Sot, Has me betrayd, and H------d too, And now we know not what to do. Cel. S------y, whats become of the Plot? Sh. Why we are got in, and the Papists out; For now they have freed Sir Stapleton, And I must be hangd, and Hetherington. Cel. S------y, whats become of the Plot? Sh. My Witnesses have got the Rot; But if I trust such Rogues again, Then Ile be hangd. Cel. Amen. Amen.
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