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 eng Patriotic poetry, English -- Early works to 1800. Treason. Broadsides eebo Loyal triumphant, or, A looking-glass for deceivers n/a 1682 2 351 27 0 0 1 0 0 1054.13 F The rate of 1054.13 defects per 10,000 words puts this text in the F category of texts with 100 or more defects per 10,000 words. 2014-04 Keyed and coded from ProQuest page images 2014-10 Sampled and proofread 2014-10 Text and markup reviewed and edited 2015-03 Batch review (QC) and XML conversion
Loyalty Triumphant ; OR , A Looking-Glass for Deceivers . Detracting Whigs , come here and take a view , For what is pen'd , is no more strange than true . Tune of , Let the Critticks adore .

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●Et the Whigs ne'r adore 〈◇〉 Their old Grandees no more , 〈◇〉 they 'r out-done , Sirs ! ●… th and Rich are sworn in , ●… o care not a pin ●… er ne'r a one , Sirs ! ●… at these Rascals can do , ●… e there 's a Lord Mayor too 〈◇〉 won't be won , Sirs ! 〈◇〉 do ought that is ill ●… gainst the Church or the Crown ; 〈◇〉 to wink at their Meetings , ●… ut will pull them all down : 〈◇〉 the Whigs are stark mad at ●… ese Sherriffs and new Mayor ; 〈◇〉 swear they could be glad that ●… heir Walloons were there . ●… e Whigs now lament , 〈◇〉 you 'l find the event ●… e the King's full awake , 〈◇〉 will make your hearts ake , ●… ll but reason ; ●… t such Rake-hells as you , ●… e the Devil his due , 〈◇〉 this season , 〈◇〉 protecting your Peer , by ●… our damn'd Ignoramus ; For packing such Sheriffs , and such Juries to shamm us ; For laying together your seditious pates , That will never look well , till on the City-Gates . To prevent such sad end , Be adviz'd by a Friend , tack about , Sirs ! And be not asham'd To wish those Rogues damn'd of the Rout , Sirs ! That won't out with their Chinck , The Kings Health to drink , sure they 'r out , Sirs ! For if the Kings life had not preserv'd been , Such Traytors as these would surely have seen , A King justly rigid , or damn'd Common-wealth ; That would make them all wish they had drank the Kings Health . FINIS .

Printed for W. Giles , 1682.