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R215476 1 To a tune of Mr. Henry Purcell's [unknown] To a Tune of Mr. Henry Purcell's NEW Reformation, begins through the Nation, & our grumbling Sages, that hope for good / wages, direct us the way: Sons of the Muses, then Cloak your abuses; and least you shou'd Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. : A SONG in the Campaigners A SONG in the Campaigners D'Urfey, Thomas 1698-1698

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NEW Reformation, begins through the Nation, & our grumbling Sages, that hope for good wages, direct us the way: Sons of the Muses, then Cloak your abuses; and least you shou'd trample on Pious Example, observe and obey. Time frenzy Curers, And Stubborn Non-Jurors, for want of Diversion; now Scourge the lewd Times; they've hinted, they've Printed, our Vein it profane is, and worst of all Crimes; Dull Clod pated Railers, Smiths, Coblers and Colliers, have Damn'd all our Rhimes.
2 Under the Notion, Of Zeal for Devotion; The Humour has fir'd 'em, Or rather inspir'd 'em, To tutor the Age: But if in Season, You'd know the true Reason; The hopes of Preferment, Is what makes the Vermin Now raile at the Stage.
Cuckolds and Canters, With Scruples and Banters, The Old Forty-one Peale, Against Poetry Ring: But let State Revolvers, And Treason Absolvers, Excuse if I sing; The Rebel that Chuses, To cry down the Muses, Wou'd cry down the King.
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