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S2993 WHen faith in frendes beare fruit, and folysh fancyes fade, / & crafty catchers cum to nought, & hate gret loue hath made Society of Antiquaries of London - Broadsides Editor none none none none Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 20 Dauy Dycars Dreame, Davy Dycar's Dream Churchyard, Thomas Printer Rycharde Lant 1551-1551

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WHen faith in frendes beare fruit, and folysh fancyes fade, & crafty catchers cum to nought, & hate gret love hath made When fraud flieth far from towne, & lewterers leave the fielde, And rude shall runne a rightfull race, and all men be well wilde: When gropers after gayne, shall carpe for comen welth, And wyly workers shall disdayne, to fygge and lyve by stelth: When wisdome walks aloft, and folly syts full low, And vertue vanquish pampred vice, and grace begins to grow. When Justice joynes to truth, and law lookes not to meede, & bribes help not to build fair bowres, nor gifts gret glotons fede When hongre hides his head, and plenty please the poore, And niggerdes to the nedy men, shall never shut their doore: When double darke deceit, is out of credit worne, And fauning speche is falshed found, & craft is laught to skorne When pride which picks the purs, gapes not for garments gay No javels weare no velvet weeds, nor wandring wits bere sway When riches wrongs no right, nor power poore put backe, Nor covetous creepes not into Courte, nor lerned, livings lack When slipper sleights are seene, and far fatchers can be founde, And private proffit & selfe love, shall both be put in pounde: When dette no sergeant dreeds, and cowrtiers credit keepe, & might mels not with merchandise, nor lords shal sell no sheepe: When lucre lasts not long, and hurd great heaps doth hate, And every wight is well content, to walke in his estate, When truth doth tread the stretes, and lyers lurke in den, And Rex doth raigne & rule the rost, & weeds out wicked men: Then baelfull barnes be blythe, that here in England wonne, Your strife shal stynt I undertake, your dreedfull daies ar done:
Finis. Quod. T. Churcharde. Imprinted at London in Aldersgate strete by Rycharde Lant.