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A90417 The land-tempest: or, A paper-pellet; or, much in a mouthfull; or, a long answer to a short question; containing an abstract, epitome, or effects of the woes of these wars. / By (W. P.) a plunder'd preacher in the county of Gloucester. Experta loquor. W. P., plunder'd preacher in the county of Gloucester. 1644 (1644) Wing P130A; Thomason E52_13; ESTC R22978 4,094 9

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THE LAND-TEMPEST OR A PAPER-PELLET Or much in a Mouthfull or a long Answer To a short Question Containing an Abstract Epitome or Effects of the woes of these Wars By W. P. a plunder'd Preacher in the County of GLOUCESTER June 25 1644 Experta loquor Difficile est invenire facile est addere inventis Brevis esse laboro Obscurus fio Obscurus fio Cur ouia tam brevis esse laboro Some words are hard in this to understand Because I haste with th' wars I have in hand No heart can think upon these things worthily for it is a Tempest which no man can see Ecclus. 16.20 21. Come and let us cast lots that wee may know for whose sake this evill is come upon us Jon. 1.7 Question What is War Answer It is a Tempest BY musing on Jonah's Tempest on the sea we may take occasion to meditate on our Tempest on the land Yet great difference between that and our Tempest That was one-sinner-following one ship-indangering a Little-wares-losing a few Mariners affrighting Tem. But this Tempest astonisheth all our Land and Sea-Passengers all our Sea Sailers i. All our Parliament-Pilots all the whole three kingdoms Inhabitants whatsoever That Tempest turned the causer into the belly of the Whale This will tumble the causers without their converting into the bottome of hell That is marvellous in our cars this in our eyes That was great grievous horrid hideous But this Tempest one thousand six hundred forty three is a far greater Tempest then ever yet we did see It is An all-All-Acts statutes-strict-sifting Tempest Lawvers search all their books touching the Kings Prerogative the Parliaments priviledges An Academick-altring Temp. changing an Act into artillery arts into armes pens into Pikes Postils into Pistols Doctrines into Drums Back-hoods into Buffe square-caps into round Head-pieces gowns into Guns Goos-quils into Gauntlets books into bullets It is an Artist over-arting an armor-shining an armes-for-seeking Half-Crowns i. a George on horse-back-satisfying Temp. A Letters-for-looking Silver i. 2 Mint-letter-meaning Temp. It is a Beer-brewing a Beer-broaching a Beer-wanting a Beer-wasting a Bread-begging a Bed-abandoning a Bullet-blowing a Brain-beating a Back-bruising a Bone-breaking a Body-wounding a blood-brewing a Blood-thirsting a Blood-shewing a Blood-shedding a Blood-showring a Building-unbeautifying a Beauti-blemishing a Bulwark-rearing a Breath-stopping Tem. It is an Eye-bedewing an Eye-soring an Eye-dazling an Eye-dimming an Eare-dulling an Eare-deafning Ma … their 〈◊〉 at the … sing of … ege 〈◊〉 G … The … thon 〈◊〉 pl … b … of S … D … an Hand-off-chopping Temp. It it an Ox-waiting an Ox-wearying an Ox-quick-drawing an Ox-quite-away driving Tempest It is an Horse-hurrying an Horse-unhiring an Horse-housing His O … drive 〈◊〉 wa … L. 〈◊〉 W … both 〈◊〉 Wa … shall b● pri … the P … mers 〈◊〉 per … an Horse-hiding a Horse-catching a Hors-stealing a Horse-killing Temp. It is a Carrier-crossing a Carrier-ceasing a Carrier-crying a Carrier-cursing a Broad-Cloth-coveting a Cloth-carrying a Cloth-renting another mans-Cloth-wearing Tem. It is a Linnen-looking a Linnen-loving a Linnen loading 10 p … shee … le● it 〈◊〉 my 〈◊〉 a Linnen-losing a Linnen-lacking A Clothiers-dis-imploying a Clothiers-distressing a Clothiers-much-crushing a Clothiers attaching a Clothiers-out-hunting Tempest It is a selfe-seeking a selfe-soothing a Neighbour-neglecting a selfe-commending anotherman-censuring another man-slighting another man-condemning A blind Buzzards-nothing seeing Then men 〈◊〉 crosse 〈◊〉 the Law 〈◊〉 Nature … ton ●●ason and ●●ligion a crooked-Canker-worm-crawling A Weapon-weilding a Thunder-bolt-darting a Watchman-blinding a way-man-blending a Pilgrime-wandring Tempest It is a Plaintifes-complaining a Tide-turning an Atturney-tormenting a Term-unterming a Criers-mouth-muzling a Justice-out-justling a Judge-disrobing a Jury unpanneling Tempest It is a Newes-enquiring a Lie-broaching a Day-stealing a Theft-professing a Plunder-producing a Pleasure-down-pulling a Brownist-bewraying an omniscious-ignorance-tub-out-teaching a Jesuit-projecting a Projects-pursuing a Sectaries Sugar-sweetning a Papists embracing a Pope-best-pleasing Tempest It is a Wise-mans be fooling an After-wit-buying a Wit-tenter-stretching a Body and Mind-anatomizing a Fast-binding a Few-friends-finding a Feare-feeding a Faith-wavering a Conscience-shipwracking Tempest It is a Love-banishing a Peace-forbidding a Friend-parting a Foe-raising a beast-but chering a Sheep-slaughtering a Father-killing a Children-howling Tempest It is an House-emptying a Home-unhoming a Head-hiding a Head-cleaving an Heart-aking a hard-heart-relenting a Flint-heart-opening an Earth-groaning a Maker-provoking a Sleeper-summoning a Soule-dutie-slack ening a Soul-sadding Tempest It is a Flock-scattering a Church-unpeopling a Sinner affrighting a Sin-scourging a Tear-trickling a Truth-trying a From-truth-straying a Downe-truth-treading a Prayer-for-praying 10.1.6 a Preacher-fearing When men say they are on the one side when they are on the other a Text-wresting a Preacher-tongue-tying a Tell-troth-tongue-clipping Tempest It is a Clock-telling a Print-employing a Plate-melting I save up wa●●ing at 〈◊〉 Bridge … the whose night where Pr. Rupert then quartered and there had liberty to tell the houres of the night an All-metall-molting an Hypocrites unmasking a Powder-plotting an * Acts 27.14 Euroclydontizing i. a quiet-sayling-opposing Tempest a Ship-tossing a Ship-tearing i. a State-staggering a Realm-reeling a Religion-unliganding Tempest It is a Jehovahs-great-wonders-working-by Tempest making the Land like Moses Bush burning and yet not consumed turning mens Insides outward fetching darknesse out of light for the present and light out of darknesse for the future time changing wine into water for present humiliation and water into wine for future exultation It is a London-coin-licking a Leaden-hall unloading a Blackwell-hall-mourning a Lady-lap-leaving a Lazie-bones-loving Such Souldiers as folow toe Camp only for case idlenesse pay profit a Friend-fare-well not bidding a Feather-plucking i. a naked-bare-making a Faint-heart-complying a Flatterers-non-gain-saying Tempest It is a well-known-unknowing i. a Familiar-estranging an unwelcome-welcoming a Four-quarters-quartering a Pool-dragging My W … drawn 〈◊〉 and Pod … dragged a●● raked 〈◊〉 my … com g … to search for brass 〈◊〉 pewter which the● found 〈◊〉 for plate which I was 〈◊〉 owner of a Well-diving a Water-drinking a worse-deserving a Protection-unprotecting i. a promise-not-performing Tempest It is a Leaders misleading a Day-darkening a Night-enlightning a Sun-clouding a Moon-eclipsing a Light-lessening a Darknesse-inducing a danger-drawing a Doubt-infolding a Double-dealing a Dearth-breeding a Famine-forcing a Death-desiring a Death-deserving a Death-bringing a Death-worsting i. a pain worse then death causing Tempest It is a Calm-shunning a Cannon-roring a City-quelling a Cross-coveting a God-Dammee-wishing i. a Curse-for-calling Tempest It is a Souldiers-sword-selling a Souldiers-solace-seeming a Souldiers-certain sorrowing a Souldiers-siune more sinfully-sinful-shewing Tempest It is a Captain-up-calling Cowing Conquering a Colonell-conflicting captiving over-coming a King-Caring fearing fretting-flying Tempest It is a Bishops-unhierarching a Court-crossing a Countrey consounding a Harlot-haunting a Wo-men-mourning a Wife-ravishing a Widow-making a Wo-working a Wealth-wasting a Harvest-hindring a Corn-consuming Tempest It is a