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Magdalene College - Pepys
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The Loyal WISH:
Being a Congratulation of the Happy Return of His Majesty
to England ; together with His Magnanimous Triumph
over the Poor Teague-Landers .
To a New Play-House Tune, called , Let the Soldiers rejoyce.

I.
LEt our Subjects Rejoyce
With their hearts, and loud voice,
And Carouze in a He-e-e-e-e-ealth to K. William ,
Who with his Army stout,
Put poor Teague to the Rout,
And so fairly, so fairly in Triumph did kill 'em.

II.
Drums, Trumpets, and Guns
Make a noise; (Dear Joy runs,)
And Welcome home E----ngland 's Defender,
Who went himself to Fight,
'Gainst the proud Jacobite ,
And so fiercely, so fiercely repell'd that Pretender.

III.
Let us all the Night long
Take delight in this Song,
Of the praise of King Will-ll-ll-ll-lliam before us;
Let him look like an Ass,
That won't Drink off his Glass,
And unite, and unite, and unite in the Chorus.

IV.
All Hearts that well wish,
Let 'em drink like a Fish,
'Tis a Protestant He-e-e-e-ealth that goes round Boys,
We'll drink off our Wealth,
In his Majesty's Health,
And the Devil, the Devil his Foes may confound Boys.

V.
Let the Rebels come in,
And be true to our King,
Who by Success and Cou-ou-ou-ou-ourage invites 'em,
Those that will refuse
Whilst they may, let them chuse,
The dread Name, the dread Name of K. William shall fright 'em

VI.
Had King William been here,
When we met with Mounsieur ,
Our Shipping they'd ne-ee-e-e'r been so rended,
But now He is come;
Let us welcome him home,
And we doubt not, we doubt not but all shall be mended.

VII.
Now poor Teague is undone,
And put to the run,
What need we fear Ja-a-a-a-cobites Landing;
E're long we'll advance,
Up to Bougra le France ,
And we'll teach him, we'll teach him to come here Commanding.

VIII.
Let us therefore with Joy,
Sing Vive-le-Roy ,
Let the Bells ring, and the Bo-o-o-onfires flame. Boys,
We'll drink as we stand,
With our Hats in our Hand,
And we'll hollow, we'll hollow K. William 's Great Fame Boys


Printed for J. Millet at the Angel in Little-Brittain . A.Milbourn , at the Stationers-Arms ; in the Green-
Arbour , in the Little Old-Baily .

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