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R39722 LEt Rome no more Jest / At the Protestant Test, Now Orange drives Popery out of the town, / For debauching our Nation he'l pluck the Whore down. Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 1 The PROTESTANTS / SWEET ORANGE: / OR, / Sower Sawce for Popery. The PROTESTANTS SWEET ORANGE: OR, Sower Sawce for Popery. The PROTESTANTS' SWEET ORANGE: OR, Sour Sauce for Popery. ?-? J. Back

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[1] LEt Rome no more Jest At the Protestant Test, And swear all our Souls are confounded; Taking wonderful pains, And puzzling their Brains How to damn Englands Church and the Roundhead. Now Orange drives Popery out of the town, For debauching our Nation he'l pluck the Whore down. [2] But now we'll take care Of their Catholick snare, And scorn both the Priest and his Wafer; And as for their Mass, a Fart of my A---, Common-prayers are abundantly safer. Now Orange, etc. [3] Let the Pope and his Bulls Cheat papistical culls, Who deluded are by Absolutions, Whilst we have more sence Than to pay Peter pence, Or submit to their canting delusions. Now Orange, etc. [4] Let Priestcraft be damn'd, And their policies shamm'd, E're we will believe the false story preach'd up by dull fools, Who impose upon Souls To believe there is a Purgatory. Now Orange drives Popery out of the town For debauching the Nation he'l pluck the Whore down.
[5] Some said we should turn Or else we should burn, But who's such a fool to turn Roman? For the Pope out of fear, Since Orange came here, Is surely turn'd Muggletonian. Now Orange drives Popery out of the town, For debauching our Nation he'l pluck the Whore down. [6] Then woe to your Beads, And your multiply'd Creeds, O ye Romans, the Devil must have ye; For now Oranges is come To challenge all Rome, And there's no holy Water can save ye. Now Orange, etc. [7] Oh now do you wish Old Nick had the Fish That on your Fast-daies you have eaten; And the Romish found thumps You have had on your Rumps, When you for your pennance was beaten. Now Orange drives Popery out of the Town, For debauching our Nation he'l pluck the Whore down.
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