Selected quad for the lemma: cause_n
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A65644
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The Whigs laid open, or, An honest ballad of these sad times To a mery tune, called Old Symon the King.
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1683
(1683)
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Wing W1658B; ESTC R219502
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the_o whig_n lay_v open_a or_o a_o honest_a ballad_n of_o these_o sad_a time_n to_o a_o merry_a tune_n call_v old_a simon_n the_o king_n i._o now_o the_o plotter_n &_o plot_n be_v confound_v and_o all_o their_o design_n be_v make_v know_v which_o smellt_v so_o strong_a of_o the_o round-head_n and_o treason_n of_o forty_o one_o and_o all_o the_o pious_a intention_n for_o property_n liberty_n law_n be_v find_v to_o be_v only_a invention_n to_o bring_v in_o their_o good_a old_a cause_n and_o all_o the_o pious_a etc._n etc._n ii_o by_o their_o delicate_a bill_n of_o exclusion_n so_o hot_o pursue_v by_o the_o rabble_n they_o hope_v to_o have_v make_v such_o confusion_n as_o never_o be_v see_v at_o old_a babel_n theâ—_n shaftsbury_n brave_a city_n boy_n and_o m_o this_o country_n relation_n be_v ready_a to_o second_v the_o noise_n and_o send_v it_o throughout_o the_o 3_o nation_n then_o shaftsbury_n '_o s_z etc._n etc._n iii_o no_o more_o of_o the_o 5_o the_o of_o november_n tâ—at_a dangerous_a desperate_a plot_n but_o ever_o with_o horruor_n remember_v old_a tony_n armstrong_n and_o scot._n for_o tony_n shall_v never_o be_v forget_v nor_o ferguson_n popular_a rule_n nor_o m_n the_o or_o g_z y_z when_o they_o be_v rot_v for_o popular_a politic_a fool_n for_o tony_n shall_v etc._n etc._n iv._o the_o murder_n of_o father_n and_o king_n and_o extinguish_v all_o the_o right_a line_n be_v a_o good_a and_o a_o godly_a thing_n and_o worthy_a the_o whig_n design_n the_o hang_v of_o prelate_n and_o peer_n and_o put_v the_o guard_n to_o the_o sword_n and_o flay_v and_o slash_v lord_n mayor_n be_v to_o do_v the_o work_n of_o the_o lord_n the_o hang_n of_o etc._n etc._n v._o but_o i_o hope_v they_o will_v have_v their_o desert_n and_o the_o gallow_n will_v have_v its_o due_a and_o jack_n catch_n will_v be_v more_o expert_a and_o in_o time_n be_v as_o rich_a as_o a_o jew_n whilst_o now_o in_o the_o tavern_n we_o sing_v all_o joy_n to_o great_a york_n and_o his_o right_n a_o glorious_a long_a reign_n to_o our_o king_n but_o when_o they'v'e_v occasion_n we_o will_v fight_v whilst_o now_o in_o the_o tavern_n etc._n etc._n vi_o the_o name_n of_o a_o whig_n and_o a_o tory_n no_o more_o shall_v disquiet_v the_o nation_n we_o will_v fight_v for_o the_o church_n and_o her_o glory_n and_o pray_v for_o this_o reformation_n that_o every_o factious_a professor_n and_o every_o zealous_a pretender_n may_v humble_v they_o to_o the_o successor_n of_o charles_n our_o nation_n defender_n that_o every_o factious_a etc._n etc._n print_a by_o n._n t._n at_o the_o entrance_n into_o the_o old-spring-garden_n 1683_o