The London-Spy Compleat In Eighteen Parts By the Author of the Trip to Jamaica [i.e. Edward Ward] |
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[Our hearty Thanks we humbly Pay]
Our hearty Thanks we humbly Pay,
For th'Blessings we have tasted;
L---d send such Christ'nings every Day,
That we may thus be Feasted.
For th'Blessings we have tasted;
L---d send such Christ'nings every Day,
That we may thus be Feasted.
We Bless thee for each merry Dame;
And her good Conversation;
O bring 'em Yearly to the same
Blest End of their Creation.
And her good Conversation;
O bring 'em Yearly to the same
Blest End of their Creation.
May they abound in Girles and Boys,
Yet still and still be Kist-on;
That we may meet and thus rejoice
To make each Babe a Christian.
Bless all good Women in their Married State,
Yet still and still be Kist-on;
That we may meet and thus rejoice
To make each Babe a Christian.
Make their Pains easie, and their Pleasure great.
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