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1 Lilli Bolero. &c. Lilliburlero Lilli Bolero. &c. The Pillars of Popery now are blown down / Which has frighted our Monarch away from his Crown One Thousand Six hundred Eighty & Eight Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 998 1688 1688 ?-?

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I The Pillars of Popery now are blown down One Thousand Six hundred Eighty & Eight. Which has frighted our Monarch away from his Crown One Thousand Six hundred Eighty and Eight. For myn Heer did appear & they Scamperd for fear One Thousand Six hundred Eighty and Eight. For myn Heer did appear and they Scamperd for fear One Thousand Six hundred Eighty and Eight. II That Mirror of Mothers and wonder of Wives One Thousand etc. With her Joy of three Titles are fled for their lives One Thousand etc. III George Jeffrys who boasted his face was of Brass One Thousand etc. Is now Metamorphosd into a Welsh Ass One Thousand etc. IV That Curse of 3 Kingdomes dam'd Petresis is fled One Thousand etc. Who with Romes Ignis Fatuus our Monarch Misled One Thousand etc. V Great Da-- whose Presence made Pregnant thee Q-- One Thousand etc. Now Shee has withdrawn is no more to be seen One Thousand etc. VI Old Mordants good Service shall doubly be paid One Thousand etc. For his fetching the Q-- now his Lordship is stayd One Thousand etc.
VII That Sink of Sedition the wise Observator One Thousand etc. Shall Receive the just Merit that's due to a Traytor One Thousand etc. VIII Our Renegade Rhimer the Cudgelld and kickd One Thousand etc. For his Hinde & his Panther shall once more be lickd One Thousand etc. IX Now old Obadiah quitts Ave Maria One Thousand etc. To Sings Lamentations worse then Jeremiah One Thousand etc. X That Wittall and worse who Comanded the Tower One Thousand etc. With that Shrimp of a Souldier Sweet Cecill did Scoure One Thousand etc. XI All our Preists are gon back with our Jesuits and Monks One Thousand etc. And our Nunns to their former Profession of Punks One Thousand etc. XII Twoud tire your Patience to number the Rest One Thousand etc. You may guess by the Paw at the Bulk of the Beast One Thousand etc.