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R212517 YOu Divine Cabalists who raise your Fame, / By your expounding ev'ry Word and Name; Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 818 ANAGRAM / Of his EXCELLENCY the Lord Generall / GEORGE MONCK, / KING COME ORE. ANAGRAM Of his EXCELLENCY the Lord Generall GEORGE MONCK, KING COME ORE. ANAGRAM Of his EXCELLENCY the Lord General GEORGE MONCK, KING COME ORE. Drummond, William ?-?

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YOu Divine Cabalists who raise your Fame, By your expounding ev'ry Word and Name; See here's a Name, makes all the World to Ring! GEORGE MONCK interpreted, is COME ORE KING. COME ORE KING CHARLES, receive Your triple Crown, I'le give You them, yet give You but Your own Sayes the most Loyal and most prudent Knight, That vertue ever taught: for his delight Is to teach all, Justice and Loyalty, That his unparallel'd example see. The Fleets and Flocks, meeting on Seas and Shore, Extoll GEORGE MONCK that caus'd the KING COME ORE; His Name foretold what now himself hath done By bringing in the lawfull Heire and Son Of CHARLES the first, undoubted successor, To Brutus, Fergus and the Conqueror; When States-men heard we would the King restore, They ask'd who durst do't? we said KING COME ORE! He sign'd a blanck, and sent it to the KING, Our MONARCH ask'd no more, but ORE did bring His Loyal Royal Train big with content T' imbrace GEORGE MONCK, and's true Free-Parliament. Vive GEORGE MONCK, for since the KING came ore We reap those Joyes, we sow'd in Teares before; Propitious Heaven's the STUARTS long preserve, And MONCKS as long our gracious Kings to serve.
For Mr. WILLIAM CLARK. SEC. W. DRUMMOND, Gent.