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R180880 1 Chevy-Chace. Chevy Chase Chevy-Chace. GOD prosper long our noble KING, / And send him quickly o'er; Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 428 A New / BALLAD, / Call'd the / Greenwich Hunting-Match. A New BALLAD, Call’d the Greenwich Hunting-Match. A New Ballad, Called the Greenwich Hunting Match. ?-?

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GOD prosper long our noble KING, And send him quickly o'er; And also keep young Chevalier, Still on the other Shore. And thou Apollo, God of Wit, Inspire me in this Case, Teach thou my Muse for to describe A matchless hunting Chase. Lurcher had singled out the Doe, In Drury Hundreds bred; From thence to Greenwich Town remov'd, And for the sport there fed. Meanwhile at Court Lord Gambol stay'd Serving the Church contrary; Where he new Schemes with Wildfire laid, To bring in Ave Mare. In three short Weeks or thereabouts, They wou'd have done it surely: All honest Men had been ture'd out, And James brought in most purely. But Pleasure that bewitching Ill, Oft makes great Things miscarry: So did it here with Wildfire Will, And eke with wise Lord Harry. To drive the Doe in Wreenwich Park. These Statesmen took their way: Oh Perkin thou hast cause to rue The Hunting of that Day. For Fate, that boded thee no Good, To Brumswick did incline; And gave a Staff when they were gone, Which spoil'd their close Design. This Hunting Match, as some do say, Was in the Month of July, These Heroes doft their Garments gay, Out of Good Manners truly: Becase the Doe stark naked ran, Naked as she was born, To take the Advantage of their Cloaths, They held it muckle Scorn. Thus ran these fierce twoo Footed Hounds, Than those of Four more fell, And with full Cry pursu'd the Doe, As Fame doth loudly tell. Brisk Gambol was the prittiest Dog, For speed, and eke for Hollow, And many Mile upon the Scent, He eagerly did follow. But when the panting Doe lay down, Yielding herself to prey; Unable he the Chase to Crown, Another took the Say. O Gambol Change this Course of Life, No more be lew'd, and teaze: Go Home, drink Tea with thy own Wife, Thou'st lost the Power to please.