EBBA 36119
Manchester Central Library - Blackletter Ballads
The Anabaptists out of order, / OR / [T]he Relation of Samuel Oates, who lately Seduced divers people in the County / of Essex, where he rebaptiz'd thirty-nine and drowned the fortieth for which offence he / now lies imprisoned at Colchester, tell his tryal. | ||
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Date Published | 1646? | |
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Collection | Manchester Central Library - Blackletter Ballads | |
Page | 2.28 | |
Location | Manchester Central Library | |
Shelfmark | BR f 821.04 B49 | |
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Part 1 | Part 2 | |
Title | The Anabaptists out of order, / OR / [T]he Relation of Samuel Oates, who lately Seduced divers people in the County / of Essex, where he rebaptiz'd thirty-nine and drowned the fortieth for which offence he / now lies imprisoned at Colchester, tell his tryal. | The second part, |
Tune Imprint | To the Tune of, Goe home in the Morning Early. | To the same tune. |
First Lines | [?]while give eare, / [?] advised; | HE much commending of the streame, / Of Jordan's new found River. |
Refrain | [To court and kis they will not] misse, / [Each other to be cliping; / Yet Seperatists beware by this, / There's danger in your diping,] [with variation] | Shall Maidens then before yong men, / (Their Garments of be striping; / No) Separatists take heed of this / There's danger in their diping. [with variation] | To court and kis they will not mis, / Each other to be cliping, etc. [with variation] |
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