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XCVII.
A Song.

For General Monk’s Entertainment at Cloth-workers-Hall.

1.Ring Bells! and let Bonfires out-blaze the Sun!Let Ecchoes contribute their Voice!Since now a happy Settlement’s begun,Let all Things tell how all good Men rejoice.  If theſe ſad Lands by this,  Can but obtain the Bliſs,Of their deſired, though abuſed Peace;  We’ll never never more  Run mad, as we have heretofore,To buy our Ruin; but all Strife ſhall ceaſe.
2.The Cobler ſhall edify us no more,Nor ſhall in Divinity ſet any Stitches;The Women we will no more hear and adore,That Preach with their Husbands for the Breeches.  The Phanatical Tribe,  That will not ſubſcribe

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