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R182290 1 Then Covetousness out of England will Run. Cook Lorrel Then Covetousness out of England will Run. Come all my kind Neighbours and listen awhile, / I'le sing you a song that will make you to smile: Then Presbyter Jack out of England will run. [with variation] Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 218 The Quakers Prophesie: / Or Strange and Wonderful News from Spittle-Fields, Humbly / Dedicated to the Queen of Poland. The Quaker's Prophesy: Or Strange and Wonderful News from Spittle Fields, Humbly Dedicated to the Queen of Poland. ?-? Absalon Chamberlain

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I. Come all my kind Neighbours and listen awhile, I'le sing you a song that will make you to smile: When all this comes to pass as sure as a gun, Then Presbyter Jack out of England will run. II. When Oliver, and Shaftsbury comes to life again, And are to be seen upon Salesbury plain: When all this is true as sure as a gun, Then Presbyter Jack out of England will run. III. When Russel, and Hone this news they do hear, It will make Colledge and Walcot to stare: Then Rouse will sware at them as sure as a gun, When Presbyter Jack out of England is run. IIII. Sir Thomas Armstrong he was a great fool, But Sq. Ketch his Courage did cool: If that he comes again as sure as a gun, Then Presbyter Jack out of England will run. V. Curtis, and Care, are two very great Knave's, One the profit of Lybels they do live brave: Tell they are hang'd as sure as a gun, Then Shaftsbury in Hell will say nothing but mum. VI. If Bradshaw, and Hueson were again at White-hall, Tis ten to one against King they wou'd brall: And if Essex, were here as sure as a gun, Then Presbyter Jack out of England will run. VII. When Hueson the cobler mends shooes for whiggs state, Then Phenatick Preaching will something abate: When these things comes to pass as sure as a gun, Then Presbyter Jack out of England will run.
LONDON, Printed for Absalon Chamberlain, in Red-bull Play-house-yard over against the Pound in St. John-street; near Clerken-well-green.