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As good as the rest.
At Brentford dwels the widdow Constable,
(As wife as was the Dean of Dunstable)
Her husband dy'd, and she great hast did make,
Our Church, and Churches doctrine to forsake;
Professing purity, chaste, undefil'd,
Yet in a Gravell pit was got with childe,
And now she bids Religion quite adiew,
Turn'd from a Nonconformist, to a Jew.
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