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WE receiv'd your Advice as good Daughters should do, Fa la, &c. / Not doubting the least but the Mother was true, Fa la, &c. Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 1248 UNIVERSITY ANSWER / To the Pretended / UNIVERSITY BALLAD. UNIVERSITY ANSWER To the Pretended UNIVERSITY BALLAD. UNIVERSITY ANSWER To the Pretended UNIVERSITY BALLAD. ?-?

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I. WE receivd your Advice as good Daughters should do, Fa la, etc. Not doubting the least, but the Mother was true, Fa la, etc. Not doubting, etc. When you provd nothing like her at second Review. Fa la, etc. II. Thus Jacob the Younger by the Means of a Plot, Fa la, The Blessing designd for the Eldest Son, got, Fa la, The Blessing, etc. And was taken by Isaac for what he was not. Fa, la, III. His Face and his Hands, his Garment and Hair, Fa, la, Imposed on the Patriarchs Fatherly Care, Fa, la, etc. Imposed, etc. Till his Voice made the Cheat most apparently clear. Fa, la, etc. IV. Een so twas with us, who deceivd at first Sight, Fa, la, Took the Parent of Darkness for the Parent of Light, Fa, la, etc. Took, etc. Till the Tone of the Voice set us Both in the right. Fa, la, etc. V. Believe us Dissembler, thy Shifts and Escapes, Fa, la, Thy Fetches and Projects, thy Forms and thy Shapes, Fa, la, etc. Thy, etc. Cant Inveagle the Wise to Relish soure Grapes. Fa, la, VI. Tho Woodcocks in Southwark mistake thy Designs, Fa, la, etc. And the Mobb take Delight in thy plausible Rhimes, Fa, la, etc. And the Mobb, etc. Like Fish who bite on, Spight of Hooks and of Lines, Fa, la, etc. VII. Yet know that DFoe in the Churchs Disguise, Fa, la, Cant make us believe his Inventions and Lyes, Fa, la, Cant, etc. Tho he seem to be just and very Precise. Fa, la, etc. VIII. We dare to be True to the Church and the Nation, Fa, la, etc. In Spight of thy Arts, and thy Mock Moderation, Fa, la, etc. In Spight, etc. And the Patriot Sir H. his Sham Vindication. Fa, la, etc. IX. Tho Legions and Black-Lists deal about their Alarms,Fa, la, etc. And Scandalous Pamphlets fly about us in Swarms, Fa, la, etc. And, etc. Tho DFoe preaches Peace to Invite us to Arms. Fa, la, X. Tho our Heads are Traducd with Design to Oppose, Fa, la, etc. The Candidate thou woudst have nowhere be Chose, Fa, la, etc. The, etc. Tho Libels are scatterd both in Verse and in Prose. Fa, la, etc. XI. Yet M------th who Scorns all degenerate Ends, Fa, la, Whose Heart to the Center of Loyalty tends, Fa, la, Whose, etc.
Shall never want Votes while Religion has Friends, Fa, la, etc. XII. Nor shalt thou Detract from our Wh------cks Desert, Fa, la, etc. Who has found out your Tricks, and is an honest Convert, Fa, la; etc. Who, etc. And doth make up with Zeal what is wanting in Art. Fa, la, etc. XIII. He will not give back, nor at his Friends grudge, Fa, la, etc. If they bid him Attack a Bishop or ------ Judge, Fa, la, If, etc. For at Hunting a F--x he is a true Drudge. Fa, la, etc. XIV. And as for his Oaths he is Able to pay, Fa, la, etc. And not like De Foe to Sculk out of the way, Fa, la, And, etc. And neither Poor nors Creditors one Penny to pay. Fa, la, etc. XV. Tho he make not many Speeches, he has a good Nose, Fa, la, etc. And will always give Vote for Impeaching of those, Fa, la, etc. And, etc. Who on the Prince and the People do plainly Impose. Fa, la, etc. XVI. Elections are Free, and well freely Bestow Fa, la, etc. Our Votes on such Men, as now we do know, Fa, la, Fa, la, etc. Our, etc. Do hate your Distinction of High and of Low, Fa, la, XVII. Our Members shall be such as will not shrink back, Fa, la, etc. Since the Best of our Laws have been gaind by a Tack Fa, la, etc. Since, etc. Tho each get the Name of Sach------ll or Jack. Fa, la, XVIII. Not one of our Members shall Sneak from the Clause, Fa, la, etc. But stand in the Gap in Defence of our Cause, Fa, la, But, etc. And deserve our Esteem and the Nations Applause, Fa, la, etc. XIX. Tho Kit-Kats made Drs. perhaps may suppose, Fa, la, etc. We are bound to agree with their Yeas and their Noes, Fa, la, etc. We, etc. Yet theyll find themselves very much out in the Close. Fa, la, etc. XX. For neither Nobs Councel, nor the Drs. made Knights, Fa, la, etc. Shall be Keepers of our University Rights, Fa, la, etc. Shall, etc. But who meet with their Favours, shall meet with our Slights. Fa, la, etc. XXI. Thus the Tables may turn once more of our side, Fa, la, The Whigs may abate of their Insolent Pride, Fa, la, The Whigs, etc. And Annas Best Friends under Anna may Guide. Fa, la, etc.
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