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R33633 1 ------ I told Young-Jenny, I lov'd her well [unknown] ------ I Told Young Jenny, I Lov'd Her Well NOw Innocent Blood's almost forgot, / We have found the Original Ground of the Plot, Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. : The Old New True Blew / Protestant=Plot / Or Five Years Sham=Plots / DISCOVERED / in one True one. The Old New True Blue Protestant-Plot Or Five Years Sham-Plots DISCOVERED in one True one. 1683-1683 J. Dean

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I. NOw Innocent Blood's almost forgot, We have found the Original Ground of the Plot, Now every Moon-Blind-Rebell may know, That Providence sees our Actions below. Now Oats for Pegs, may pack up his All's, And there inform his Master; To furnish Rooms make fire in the Hall's For Company that comes after. II. These are not like our Plots of Old, When Evidence swore for Silver and Gold. These are no Armies under Ground, No Sham Magazines that never were found, No Spanish Pilgrims, and Black-Bills, But open professed Traytors; Where Perjury spares the Sword it kills, These are our Saint-like Sayters. III. These are the Blades, detected by Laws, In Contempt of Justice decide it with Blows. These are the Blood-Hounds of our Age, That brought our late Monarch upon the Stage, Yet these more Barbarous brutes of ours, Would Murther both King and Brother. And lay the Guilt at innocent doors, And still continue the Murther.
IV. From thence the Sacrifice begins, To Massacre others for their own sins: And this has been the Plots support. First made in the City, then forc't on the Court, But now the Mysteries brought to light, True Innocencie is Protection, Surprising Rebells dare not fight, Their Souls are Imperfections. V. If they had Butcher'd the Royal Line, To Murther its Friends they were to Joyn, The like was never on Record In the wide Wilderness of the World; To Rob the Kingdom of all that's Good, And none but Rebells Surviving, To Lord it o're three Notions in Blood; Each to be an Oliver striving. VI. The Sadle is now on the Right Horse, The Whiggs must mount for Tiburn in Course. For these can be no false Alarms, We have their Confession the Men and their Arms, Makes Catch perceive his Harvest is near He swears if his Horse do not fail him, He'll not take a thousand pound this year, For what his Trade may avail him.
LONDON Printed for J. Dean, 1683.