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COM all you Britsh Genarls, I / Com all you Beitsh Genarls Houghton Library Hazlitt EC65 Editor none none none none Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 58 The Love sick Sheperdiss The Love sick Sheperdiss The Lovesick Shepherdess ?-? A. Destrernell

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COM all you Britsh Genarls, I Com all you Beitsh Genarls Time for Glorey now is coming on The proude insulting Spenierds, Would fain deprive our shore Of Famious Gibraltor Their Batterys and intrenchments they Have Fortiefide therefore Go Fight with Curige Britons Right for to Restoree The Brave Admeral Wager That dos no Danger fear sir. He finding them for Battle bent So Breavely he did Sail sir Upon their Aamy he His Thundring shoot did play They to the Rock for shalter run They could not stand the day While Drums and Trumpets sweet did sound in Victory England was ne'et defeted Nor never yet Retretdd When Glorious Ann did Rule the Throne Things was so well Completed Her Noble Genarl bold From Vigo brought the Gold All to inrich great Brittons Land No other pleace must hold Oour Taeasure as they us'd to do in days of Old
Now heres a talke of Battle Now here's a talk of Battle I wish my true love may be safe Where Thundring Cannons Rattle God send him to my Arms From Wars and loud alarms And keep my dereast Jewel safe He has ten Thousand Charms A Braver lad yet never took up Worlike Arms Why will my Jewel Venture On Board of ship to Enter If Crowns or Kingdoms I could gain My love I'd not surender Let meaner Hearts go Fight For Honour day and Night What besness has my love with Wars To Robb me of delight A Shepeards Life no Wars nor Tumults can affright Where little Lambe are Sporting And Turtle Doves are Courting There With my Jewell I could Dewell Blest with the smils of Fortune Crown'd with the Rose in Blome All in the Month of June Drink Healths unto the sheperd But if I'm left alone I ne'er shall rest untill my Jewell dos come home
Londob Printed for A. Destrernell neer Clerken Well Enter'd in the stamp Office according to the late Act of Parliament