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R224461 1 NONE Cavalilly Man FRom Shamming Three Nations by New-coin'd Inventions, / From Usurping the Crown by Religious Pretentions, Deliver us good Lord deliver us. Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 1 A NEW / LETANY / For the General / FAST DAY. A NEW LETANY For the General FAST DAY. A NEW LITANY For the General FAST DAY. ?-?

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FRom Shamming Three Nations by New-coin'd Inventions, From Usurping the Crown by Religious Pretentions, From Hot-headed Peers, and Self-made Conventions, Deliver us good Lord deliver us. From making Kings shorter by th' Head with a stroak, From thrusting our Necks int' a Sanctify'd Yoak, From a Surplice that stinks of a Puritan Cloak, Deliver us, etc. From building New Houses without good Foundations, From the dismal Effects of Dutch Innovations, From New-minted Prayers, and Church Reformations, Deliver us, etc. From breaking Commandments by a Law void of Reason, From a Q------ fit for naught but the Rabble to gaze on, From Loyalty wrested to Faction and Treason, Deliver us, etc. From Oatess Black Bills, and all Scurrilous Libels, From invisible Grid-Irons, and torturing Sham-Bridles, From Luthers last Tenets, and Geneva Bibles, Deliver us, etc. From a Mob Jus-divinum, with Noise and much Nonsense, From acting quite contrary to Gospel, and known Sense, From serving Two Masters with a very good Conscience, Deliver us, etc. From a Foreign Supply of Burnt-brandy Sots, From Setling Three Kingdoms by Parliament Votes, From Levying more Money to cut our own Throats, Deliver us, etc. From a General Fast to encourage more Sin, From playing the Old Game over agen, From a Son, and a Rebel, stuft up in one Skin, Deliver us, etc. From Wiggish Cabals where Treason prevails, From unjustly disclaiming the True Prince of WALES, From short German Daggers, and Protestant Flails, Deliver us, etc. From paying vast Sums for Receipts for the Ptisick, From applying to th' K------ whilst the Kingdom wants Physick, From Ten thousand Things more that make you Sick and me Sick, Deliver us good Lord deliver us.