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A39633
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Five strange and wonderfull prophesies and predictions of severall men fore-told long since all which are likely to come to passe in these our distracted times ...
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Shipton, Mother (Ursula)
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1651
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Wing F1123; ESTC R19680
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year_n then_o james_n shall_v seek_v a_o second_o crown_n do_v in_o pull_v pope_n and_o papist_n down_n but_o james_n shall_v vanish_v from_o theâ—â—_z face_n at_o half_a elizabeth_n royal_a race_n then_o use_v foreign_a polâ—cies_n grudge_n and_o discontent_n arise_v yet_o shall_v they_o assemble_v at_o the_o seat_n of_o parliament_n for_o a_o work_n most_o great_a but_o strange_a opinion_n there_o shall_v sow_v dissension_n that_o too_o high_a shall_v grow_v and_o lâ—odicea's_n england_n church_n of_o grace_n and_o beauty_n some_o shall_v lurch_v and_o smith_n of_o policy_n shall_v invent_v to_o cast_v mould_n of_o new_a government_n while_o vulgar_a bird_n of_o weak_a wing_n grow_v stout_a against_o their_o eagle_n king_n who_o just_a integrous_a heart_n shall_v prove_v the_o adamant_n of_o subject_n love_n then_o pride_n shall_v some_o in_o prison_n lock_v strafford_n and_o lop_v a_o head_n off_o on_o a_o block_n by_o honest_a power_n theyâ—â—â—_n all_o bring_v down_o a_o aspirer_n that_o assume_v a_o crown_n that_o he_o who_o power_n do_v law_n contemn_v may_v find_v a_o grave_n no_o diadem_n some_o comic_a scene_n shall_v then_o be_v act_v by_o vulgar_a player_n much_o distruct_v arrogancy_n the_o gospel_n from_o a_o tub_n or_o tun_n shall_v broach_v by_o mechanic_n run_v petticoat_n shall_v in_o pulpit_n preach_v and_o woman_n be_v allow_v to_o teach_v and_o in_o those_o gloomy_a dogged_a day_n they_o shall_v tear_v off_o the_o muse_n bay_n thus_o strife_n and_o fury_n shall_v increase_v and_o roundhead_n shall_v disturb_v the_o peace_n of_o religion_n while_o they_o it_o toss_v in_o blanket_n and_o pull_v down_o the_o cross_n the_o brownist_n shall_v no_o old_a prayer_n brook_v sermon_n shall_v drown_v the_o service-book_n then_o all_o man_n in_o those_o time_n shall_v see_v great_a trouble_n and_o calamity_n then_o on_o the_o irish_a bog_n and_o heath_n many_o a_o man_n shall_v taste_v of_o death_n the_o soldier_n wage_n shall_v increase_v till_o war_n at_o 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