The Loyal Letany:
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FRom a new model'd Jesuit in a Scotch Bonnet,
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With a Mass under's sleeve and a Covenant on it
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From Irish Sedition blone out of French Sonnet,
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Libera nos Dom.
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From Conspiring at Joes and Caballing at Mews
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From Sr. Gutts holy Tub of Uncircumsized Jews
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From Gibbet and Halter which will be their dues.
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Lib. etc.
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From a Parliament man rak't out of the Embers
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From Knights that haunt Counters and Lunatick Members,
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From Presbiters Januaries and Papist Novembers,
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Lib. etc.
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From hugging a Witch and consulting the Devil
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From Welch Repermanes which are something uncivil
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From the touch of a Scot to cure the Kings Evil.
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Lib. etc.
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From the mutinous Clamours of such as raise fears
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From those that wou'd set us together by the Ears
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Who still for the Shipwrack of Monarchy steers
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Lib. etc.
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From Rebellion wrapt up in an humble Petition
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From the crafty intregues of a Suttle Politition
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From a Geneva Divine and a Staffords Phisitian,
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Lib. etc.
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From serving great Charles as his Father before
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And disinheriting of York without why or wherefore
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And from such as Absolon has been or more.
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Lib. etc.
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From denying the King that which is his right
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From Cashiering of Members for faults very light
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From the troublesome Searches of a Monyless Knight.
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Lib. etc.
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From Libelling the Government and Actions of Kings
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From vindicating Sectaries in illegal things
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From encouraging Faction which Rebellion brings.
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Lib. etc.
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From murmering for sending the Parliament home
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From chosing Fanaticks to fit in their room
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That the actions of forty may not be our doom
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Lib. etc.
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From late Irish Massacres by Papists done,
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From Seditious Cut Throats which thing is all one.
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From murthering the father and banishing the Son.
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Lib. etc.
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From putting three Towns to the Sword in Coole blood,
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From robbing and spoiling the Land for its good,
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From Cloaking their Crimes with a Warrant from God.
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Lib. etc.
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From shrouding all Villanies under the cause,
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From making us happy by giving Sword Laws,
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From trampling o'th Mitre and Crown with Applause.
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Lib. etc.
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From Hunting the King and abjuring his Race,
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From cleaners of Bung holes Usurping his place,
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From preachers in Tubbs that are void of all Grace.
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Lib. etc.
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From Vulcanes Treasons late forg'd by the Fan,
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From starving of Mice to be Parliament man,
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From his Copper face that outface all things can.
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Lib. etc.
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From unbridling the Faction the King to dismount,
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From giving for each thing to Subject account,
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From letting P's Dominere as they were wont.
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Lib. etc.
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From voating Lords useless and dangerously Ill,
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From hanging of B---- up for dropping the Bill,
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From letting Fanaticks have too much their will.
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Lib. etc.
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From purging the House to obstruct our free choice
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From resolving the King to Oppose with one voice,
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From such that at mischief do daily rejoyce,
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Lib. etc.
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From all the Seditious that love not the King,
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From such as a Civill War once more would bring,
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Deliver us good Lord let each true Subject sing.
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Lib. etc.
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