The London-Spy Compleat In Eighteen Parts By the Author of the Trip to Jamaica [i.e. Edward Ward] |
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[Gods People sure are once again run Mad] |
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[Gods People sure are once again run Mad]
Gods People sure are once again run Mad,
To chuse so Vile a Soul to be their Teacher;
No Nation such a Saviour ever had,
Or Christian Congregation such a Preacher.
To chuse so Vile a Soul to be their Teacher;
No Nation such a Saviour ever had,
Or Christian Congregation such a Preacher.
His Doctrine sure can be no more than Farce,
What Fools can follow such a Vile Instructer?
A Perjus'd V--- who Adores an Ass;
Which since he does mine A---s upon the Doctor.
What Fools can follow such a Vile Instructer?
A Perjus'd V--- who Adores an Ass;
Which since he does mine A---s upon the Doctor.
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