%ISOlat1; %ISOlat2; %ISOnum; %ISOpub; ]> Sarah's Farewell to C-----t: / OR, A / Trip from St. James's to St. Albans. University of California - Santa Barbara The Early Modern Center English Broadside Ballad Archive (EBBA) Director Patricia Fumerton Associate Director Carl G Stahmer 1710-1710 Early Modern Center, University of California Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, CA 07/02/2014 33115

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1 Farewel Joy and farewel Pleasure. UNKNOWN Farewell Joy and farewel Pleasure. FArewel C-----t and Farewel Pleasure, / Farewel all Things of Delight; Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 382 Sarah's Farewell to C-----t: / OR, A / Trip from St. James's to St. Albans. Sarah’s Farewel to C-----t: OR, A Trip from St. James’s to St. Albans. Sarah's Farewell to C-----t: OR, A Trip from St. James to St. Albans. 1710-1710

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I. FArewel C------t and Farewel Pleasure, Farewel all Things of Delight; For of P------s I have had my Measure, But now to all I bid good Night. II. Farewel Q------ my once kind Mistress, To thy Royal Love Farewel, For thou didst raise me to a Du------ss, But for what I ne'er cou'd tell. III. Farewel to Intriguing M------m, There I recommended thee; But thou hast play'd thy Cards so wisely, Now thou hast Supplanted me. IV. Farewel P------y P------se, the best Of all my P---------es, (that was known,) My Golden K---------y, and all the rest, For I perceive they'll follow soon. V. Farewel Sons and Farewel Daughters, For I now do plainly see, The Tories so will mannage Matters, That you all may follow me. VI. Farewel Faithful wise G----n, Always to our Int'rest true: For whilst thou rul'est the Publick T---e, No one our Revenue knew.
VII. Farewel S------d and Wh---n, And to all the Dear Cabal, Was it not the Cursed'st Fortune, To be thus Thrust out of all. VIII. Farewel to the Whiggish M---rs, They poor Men with Zeal did Burn, And little thought that curst Im--d------t Wou'd produce so strange a turn. IX. Farewel Royal Grotts and Bow'rs, Which Ambition did create, In rural Shades I'll pass my Hours, And forget Affairs of State. X. Ioh------y quickly hast thee over, Here we'll make a safe Retreat, No more Arms; but thus like Lovers, We'll in cool Recesses meet. XI. Vain at Fate it is to Murmer, Long we have in Favonr been: Tho' by a kind of sudden Turn here, Heaven now has Chang'd the Scene. XII. Hither then my Dearest Ioh---y, To thy Sarah's Arms Repair, We'll for St. Albans, quit St. Jamess, Or for Ble------ms happier Air.
LONDON: Printed in the Year, 1710.