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A51657
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[The Lamentation of] John Musgrave who was execued [sic] at Kendal for robbing the King's receiver, and taking away from him great store of treasure : to the tune of, Wharton.
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Musgrave, John, fl. 1654.
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Wing M3151; ESTC R1857
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the_o lamentation_n of_o john_n musgrave_n who_o be_v execute_v at_o kendal_n for_o rob_v the_o king_n receiver_n and_o take_v awaâ—_n from_o he_o great_a store_n of_o treasure_n to_o the_o tune_n of_o wharton_z to_o lodge_v it_o be_v my_o chance_n of_o late_a at_o kendal_n in_o the_o size_n week_n where_o i_o see_v many_o a_o gallant_a state_n be_v walk_v up_o and_o down_o the_o street_n down_o plumpton_a park_n as_o i_o do_v pass_v i_o hear_v a_o bird_n sing_v in_o a_o glen_n the_o chief_a of_o her_o song_n it_o be_v farewell_o the_o flower_n of_o servingman_n sometime_o i_o hear_v the_o the_o music_n sweet_a which_o be_v delightful_a unto_o i_o at_o length_n i_o hear_v one_o wail_v and_o weep_v a_o gallant_a youth_n condemn_v to_o die_v down_o plumpton_n park_n etc._n etc._n a_o gentleman_n of_o courage_n bold_a his_o like_a i_o never_o see_v before_o but_o when_o as_o i_o do_v he_o behold_v my_o grief_n it_o grow_v still_o more_o and_o more_o down_o plumpton_n park_n etc._n etc._n of_o watery_a eye_n there_o be_v great_a store_n for_o all_o do_v weep_v that_o do_v he_o see_v he_o make_v the_o heart_n of_o many_o sore_n and_o i_o lament_v for_o company_n down_o plumpton_n park_n etc._n etc._n to_o god_n above_o quoth_v he_o i_o call_v that_o send_v his_o son_n to_o suffer_v death_n for_o to_o receive_v my_o sinful_a soul_n so_o soon_o as_o i_o shall_v loose_v my_o breath_n down_o plumpton_n park_n etc._n etc._n o_o god_n i_o have_v deserve_v death_n for_o deed_n that_o i_o have_v do_v to_o thou_o yet_o never_o live_v i_o like_o a_o thief_n till_o i_o meet_v with_o ill_a company_n down_o plumpton_n park_n etc._n etc._n for_o i_o may_v curse_v the_o dismal_a hour_n first_o time_n that_o i_o do_v give_v consent_n for_o to_o rob_v the_o king_n receiver_n and_o to_o take_v away_o his_o rent_n down_o plumpton_n park_n etc._n etc._n you_o gallant_n all_o be_v warn_v by_o i_o learn_v card_n and_o dice_n for_o to_o refrain_v fly_v whore_n eschew_v ill_a company_n for_o these_o thing_n will_v breed_v you_o pain_n down_o plumpton_n park_n etc._n etc._n all_o earthly_a treasure_n be_v but_o vain_a and_o worldly_a wealth_n be_v vanity_n search_v nothing_o else_o but_o heaven_n to_o gain_v remember_v all_o that_o we_o must_v die_v down_o plumton_n park_n etc._n etc._n farewell_o goodfellow_n less_o and_o more_o be_v not_o dismay_v at_o this_o my_o fall_n i_o never_o do_v offend_v before_o john_n musgrave_n all_o man_n do_v i_o call_v down_o plumton_n park_n as_o i_o do_v pass_v i_o hear_v a_o bird_n sing_v in_o a_o glen_n etc._n etc._n the_o second_o part_n of_o the_o lamentation_n of_o john_n musgrave_n to_o the_o same_o tune_n the_o bait_n beguile_v the_o bonny_a fish_n some_o care_v not_o what_o they_o swear_v or_o say_v the_o lamb_n become_v the_o fox_n dish_n when_o as_o the_o old_a sheep_n run_v away_o down_o plumpton_n park_n as_o i_o do_v pass_v i_o hear_v a_o bird_n sing_v in_o a_o glen_n the_o chief_a of_o her_o song_n it_o be_v fare_v well_o the_o flower_n of_o servingman_n the_o fowler_n that_o the_o plover_n get_v take_v glister_a glass_n their_o net_n to_o set_v the_o ferret_n when_o the_o mouth_n be_v cope_v do_v drive_v the_o coney_n to_o the_o net_n down_o plumton_n park_n etc._n etc._n the_o pike_n devour_v the_o salmon_n free_a which_o be_v a_o better_a fish_n than_o himself_o some_o care_v not_o how_o who_o be_v child_n cry_v so_o that_o themselves_o may_v keep_v their_o pelf_n down_o plumpton_n park_n etc._n etc._n farewell_n good_a people_n less_o and_o more_o both_o great_a and_o small_a that_o do_v i_o ken_v â—â—rewell_o rich_a and_o farewell_o poor_a and_o farewell_o all_o good_a servingman_n â—â—wn_n plumpton_n park_n etc._n etc._n now_o by_o my_o death_n i_o wish_v all_o know_v that_o this_o same_o lesson_n you_o may_v teach_v of_o what_o degree_n of_o high_a or_o low_a climb_v not_o i_o say_v above_o your_o reach_n down_o plumpton_n park_n etc._n etc._n good_a gentleman_n i_o you_o entreat_v that_o have_v more_o son_n than_o you_o have_v landâ—_n in_o idleness_n do_v not_o they_o keep_v teach_v they_o to_o labour_n with_o their_o handâ—_n down_o plumpton_n park_n etc._n etc._n for_o idleness_n be_v the_o root_n of_o evil_n and_o this_o sin_n never_o go_v alone_o but_o theft_n and_o robbery_n follow_v after_o as_o by_o myself_o be_v plain_o show_v down_o plumpton_a park_n etc._n etc._n for_o youth_n &_o age_n will_v not_o understand_v that_o friend_n in_o want_n they_o be_v but_o cold_a if_o they_o spend_v their_o portion_n and_o lack_v land_n they_o may_v go_v beg_v when_o they_o be_v old_a down_o plumpton_n park_n etc._n etc._n farewell_n farewell_n my_o brother_n dear_a sweet_a sister_n make_v no_o doal_n for_o i_o my_o death_n be_v at_o hand_n i_o do_v not_o fear_v we_o be_v all_o mortal_a and_o bear_v to_o die_v down_o plumpton_n park_n etc._n etc._n i_o know_v that_o christ_n do_v die_v for_o i_o no_o earthly_a pleasure_n will_v i_o have_v i_o care_v not_o for_o the_o world_n a_o fly_n but_o mercy_n lord_n of_o thou_o i_o crave_v down_o plumpton_n park_n etc._n etc._n come_v man_n of_o death_n and_o do_v i_o right_n my_o glass_n be_v run_v i_o can_v stay_v with_o christ_n i_o hope_v to_o lodge_v this_o night_n and_o all_o good_a people_n for_o i_o pray_v down_o plumpton_n park_n etc._n etc._n the_o man_n of_o death_n his_o part_n do_v play_v which_o make_v the_o tear_n blind_v many_o a_o eye_n he_o be_v with_o christ_n as_o i_o dare_v say_v the_o lord_n grant_v we_o that_o so_o we_o may_v down_o plumpton_n park_n etc._n etc._n finis_fw-la print_a for_o i._o wright_n i._o clerk_n w._n thackeray_n and_o t._n passenger_n