%ISOlat1; %ISOlat2; %ISOnum; %ISOpub; ]> [The Compleat Citizen: / or / The Man of Fashion.] University of California - Santa Barbara The Early Modern Center English Broadside Ballad Archive (EBBA) Director Patricia Fumerton Associate Director Carl G Stahmer 1683-1683 Early Modern Center, University of California Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, CA 09/08/2014 33932

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1 NONE Would you be a Man of Fashion? [Would you be a Man in Fashion?] / [Would you lead a Life Divine?] Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 1371 [The Compleat Citizen: / or / The Man of Fashion.] The Complete Citizen: or The Man of Fashion. 1683-1683 P. Brooksby

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I. Would you be a Man in Fashion? Would you lead a Life Divine? Would you be, etc. Would you lead, & Take a little Draw of Passion, In a lusty Dose of Wine. If the nymph has no Compassion, Vain it is to sigh and groan: Love was but] put in for [Fashion,] Wine will do the Work alone. II. Wou'd you have at your Devotion, Gown-Fop Whigs that loves to prate? Wou'd you have, etc. Gown-Fop, etc. Take a Dram of Tony's Notion, in a Coffee-Dish of State: If the Poyson will not warm you, take ye Tea, 'twill do the thing; There are States-men can inform you how to Rule without a King. III. Wou'd you then be thought most witty, wou'd you be a Man of parts? Wou'd you be, etc. wou'd you, etc. Aid the Factious of the City, till your Hang'd for your Deserts: If your Vertue's not Rewarded, for the glorious thing you aim'd; And another Saint Recorded, Ca------ and Cu------ both be damn'd.
[IV. Would you have a new Religion? Founded on a Plot of State? Would you, etc Founded on, etc Whisper but with Prance's Pidgeon, In a dungeon through a Grate. If your soul find no impression, Murder'd Godfrey's will] appear; [T]hough there needs no more Confession, kiss the Book, and all is clear. V. Wou'd you have a true Narration, how the City first was fir'd; Wou'd you, etc. how, etc. Let the Monuments relation, prove the Man, and those they hir'd: If the Phoenix was consumed, as they say, by Popish Priggs; All her pride was re-assumed by the Ignoramus-Whigs. VI. Wou'd you have another Charter, you that should be Men of sence? Wou'd, etc. you that, etc. Talk no more of Magna-Charta, but relye upon your Prince: If you can Repent sincerely, Caesar has a God-like mind; Purge out Factiousness severely, Caesar will be always kind.
Printd for P. Brooksby, in West-smithfield, 1683.