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Before

the

Navyes

fall

to

Work,

They

know

who

shall

be

Winner

They

there

can

tell

ye

what

the

Turk

Last

Sunday

had

to

Dinner

Who

last

did

cut

Du

Ruitter's

CornSj

Amongst

his

jovial

Crew

;

Or

Who

first

gave

the

Devil

Horn§.

Which

cannot

but

be

true.

A

Fisherman

did

boldly

tell,

And

strongly

did

avouch,

He

Caught

a

Shoal

of

Mackarel,

That

Parley'd

all

in

Dutch,

And

cry'd

out,

Yaw,

yaw,

yaw

y

Myne

Here

;

But

as

the

Draught

they

Drew,

They

Struck

for

fear

that

Monck

was

there,

Which

cannot

but

be

true.

Another

Swears

by

both

his

Ears,

Mounsieur

will

cut

our

Throats

;

The

French

King

will

a

Girdle

bring.

Made

of

Flat-bottom'd

Boats

;

Shall

compas

England

round

about.

Which

must

not

be

a

i^vf,

To

give

our

Englishmen

the

Rout

This

sounds

as

if

'twere

true.

There's

nothing

done

in

all

the

World,

From

Monarch

to

the

Mouse,

But

every

Day

or

Night

'tis

hurl'd

Into

the

Coffee-house.

What

Lillie

or

what

Booker.

c^j[\

By

Art,

not

bring

about

At

Coffee-house

you'l

find

a

Man,

Can

quickly

find

it

out.

They'l

tell

ye

there,

what

Lady-ware,

Of

late

is

grown

too

light