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My bonny dear Shonny My crowny my honey Why dost thou grumble And keep in thy words soe Sighing & crying and groaning and frowning Ah why dost thou still lay thy hand on thy sword soe What if the traytors will talk of state matters And raile att the king without caus or reason We will love on And lestt buisness alone for billing and kissing Can nere be found treason
Plotting and sotting and raileing and fooling Gods woons with the rabble is now all the fashion Swearing and tearing Caballing and brawling By chrest and St. patrick twill ruin the nation Hes but a widgon that talks of relegion Since rebells are now the reformers and teachers Sodoms disciple debauches the people Oh heaven defend us from all of such preachers
Vision sedetions and railing petetions The rabble beleive and are wondrous merry All can remember the fifth of November But no man the thirtith of january Talking of treason without any reason ha[th] lost the poor cittys bountifull charter The commons harraning will bring em to hanging And each puppy hopes to be knight of the garter
Clayton and Peyton papillion that Villin With cornish and wards are the monarchy hunters Raskats to low are to lodg in the tower And scarsly are fitting to fill up the Counter Bethel is fled to and tony is dead to our fate to befreind us made bold to strike sir Routed the biggot and pul'd out the spigot His fame and his body now stink alike sir
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