That Beastly Rabble that came down
From all the Garretts in the Town
And falls & Shop boards in vast Swarms
With new chalk'd Bills & rufty Arms

To cry the Caufe - up heretofore And all y Gra
And band the Bishops out of Door Are Carbonade
are now drawn up in greater Shoals Knights Atiz
TeRcaft and Broil us on the Coals Hild forth byŔ

ally Gndees of our members artng on the Embers; Bu

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ghts liens and Burgesses
imps of Pigs & Geese, at

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Who star'd about, as pale as death,

And, for awhile, as out of breath,

Till, having gathered up his wits,

He thus began his tale by fits :

That beastly rabble-that came down 1505 From all the garrets-in the town,

And stalls, and shopboards—in vast swarms,
With new-chalk'd bills, and rufty arms,
To cry the cause-up, heretofore,
And bawl the Bishops-out of door;

Are now drawn up-in greater fhoals,

To roast-and broil us on the coals;

And all the grandees—of our members
Are carbonading-on the embers;
Knights, citizens, and burgeffes—

Held forth by rumps-of pigs and geese,
That ferve for characters-and badges

To represent their perfonages.

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