Questions

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identifier	question
A26200	For what else does thy rayling against the Bishops( as well as us) hold forth?
A30741	And what''s th''Enthusiastick breed, Or men of Knipperdoling''s Creed, But Cov''nanters run up to seed?
A30741	The starry Rule of Heaven is fixt, There''s no Dissension in the Sky: And can there be a Mean betwixt Confusion and Conformity?
A30777	],[ London?]
A58298	s.n.,[ London: 1670?]
A58298	written?]
A78069	an Axiome that I no ways deny to be true; but I would desire to be instructed who are to be Judges, of what is expedient for the good of the people?
B01875	And what''s th''Enthusiastick breed, Or men of Knipperdoling''s Creed, But Cov''nanters run up to seed?
B01875	The starry Rule of Heaven is fixt, There''s no Dissension in the Sky: And can there be a Mean betwixt Confusion and Conformity?
A30775	And( I beseech you) whither by your own Doctrine does this bring the People that submit to it?
A30775	But did they not say they had his Commission, and call themselves the King and Queens Armies?
A30775	Can any Man in his Wits deny but the King is to be believed before either of these?
A29226	But being at last stake what shall he do?
A29226	But was this done, my Gracious Liege, for You?
A29226	But whence comes this Complaint?
A29226	For what''s this guilded State but painted Clay If Spotlesse Reputation fall away?
A29226	Is this a Parallel, line, or Solon''s Law?
A29226	Now was not this Design persued well, To take the Kernell and leave You the Shell?
A29226	Now what Supplies accommodate the youth Of these profusive Sparks, whose Fruitlesse growth Has spent it self to atoms?
A29226	The Sun has many Moats, yet who''l assay To take those radiant blemishes away?
A29226	— This Enterview Must Catechise us — Sir, what Chimneys you; What Hearths, Stoves, Ovens?
A34836	And what''s the diff''rence,''pray, whether he fall By the Popes Bull, or your Oxe General?
A34836	By what vast hopes is your Ambition fed?
A34836	Is not this the Assembler?
A34836	The King Delinquents to protect did strive; What Clubs, Pikes, Halberts, Lighters, sav''d the Five?
A34836	They would be a New Septuagint; the Old translated Scripture out of Heberw into Greek, these turn in to four shillings a day?
A34836	What Mist''ries of Iniquity doe we see?
A34836	What mighty summs have ye squeez''d out o''th''City?
A34836	Where''s all the Goods distrain''d, and Plunders past?
A34836	Where''s all the Twentieth part now which hath been Paid you by some, to forfeit the Nineteen?
A34836	Ye boundless Tyrants, how do you outvy, Th''Athenians Thirty, Romes Decemviry?
A34836	what is the High- Committy?
A34836	which hurts most these Nations, Cavaliers Swearing, or your Protestations?
A30774	But you may aske, Is there any evill in the Countrey, and the City hath not done it?
A30774	and the Hierarchy, Root and branch, if Doctor Burges did but hold up his finger to his Mermidons?
A30774	call for innocent blood?
A30774	how plyable did the Faction in Parliament find them, to raise Tumults?
A30774	how violently did the People of London rush into Rebellion?
A30774	make outcries for justice?
A30774	or Captain Ven send his summons by his Wife, to assemble the Zelots of the City?
A30774	subscribe and preferre Petitions against the holy Lyturgy?
A30774	— En quo discordia Cives?
A30776	And after turn''d out the whole Houseful, Of Peers as dangerous and unuseful?
A30776	Did not our Worthies of the House, Before they broke the Peace, break Vows?
A30776	Did they not Swear at first to Fight For the Kings Safety and his Right?
A30776	Did they not Swear in express words, To prop and back the House of Lords?
A30776	Did they not Swear to Live and Die With Essex, and straight laid him by?
A30776	Did they not Swear to maintain Law, In which that Swearing made a Flaw?
A30776	Do not your Juries give their Verdict As if they felt the Cause not heard it?
A30776	For Priviledge of Parliament, In which that Swearing made a Rent?
A30776	For Protestant Religion Vow, Which did that vowing disallow?
A30776	For having freed us first from both Th''Allegiance and Supremacy Oath, Did they not next compel the Nation To take and break the Protestation?
A30776	Have equal power to Adjourn, Appoint Appearance and Return?
A30776	Is''t not ridiculous and non- sense A Saint should be a slave to Conscience?
A30776	To take th''Engagement and disclaim it, Enforc''d by those who first did frame it?
A30776	Was not the Cause at first begun With Perjury, and carried on?
A30776	Was there an Oath the Godly took, But in due time and place they broke?
A30776	Why should not Conscience have Vacation, As well as other Courts o''th''Nation?
A30743	''T was a strange Riddle of a Lady; Not love, if any lov''d her?
A30743	( thou: Thou saidst th''woud''st kill me, marry woud''it Why dost thou not, thou Jack- a- Nods thou?
A30743	Am not I here to take thy part?
A30743	And Hudibras, or me provoke, Though all thy limbs were heart of Oke, And th''other half of thee as good 〈 ◊ 〉 our blows as that of wood?
A30743	And shall all now be thrown away In petulant intestine fray?
A30743	And then what Genus ● … ightly doth Compr''hend them inclusivè both?
A30743	And 〈 ◊ 〉 all we turn our fangs and claws Upon our own selves, without cause?
A30743	But cowardly flie from thy word?
A30743	But what a- vengeance makes thee slie From me too, as thine enemy?
A30743	But what could single valour doe Against so numerous a foe?
A30743	Could thin ● … Impertinence find out No work ● … employ it self about, Where thou secure from wooden blow Thy busie vanity might''st show?
A30743	Did they coyn Piss- pots, Bowls, and Flaggons, Int''Officers of Horse and Dragoons; And into Pikes and Musketiers Stamp Beakers, Cups, and Porringers?
A30743	Did they for this draw down the Rabble, With zeal, and noises formidable; And make all Cries about the Town Joyn throats to cry the Bishops down?
A30743	For what can Synods have at all With Bears that''s analogicall?
A30743	For what design, what interest Can Beast have to encounter Beast?
A30743	Have all these courses, these efforts, Been try''d by people of all sorts, Velis& Remis, omnibus Nervis, And all t''advance the Cause''s service?
A30743	Have these bones rattled, and this head So often in thy quarrel bled?
A30743	Have they told Prov''dence what it must do, Whom to avoid, and whom to trust to?
A30743	Have we not enemies plus satis, That Cane& angue pejus hate us?
A30743	How will dissenting Brethren relish it?
A30743	How 〈 ◊ 〉 th'', I say, oppose thy Curship''Gainst Arms, Authority and Worship?
A30743	If nothing can oppugne love, And vertue envious ways can prove, What may not he confide to do, That brings both love and vertue too?
A30743	No Ale unlicen''d, broken hedge, For which thou Statute might''st alledge, To keep thee busie from foul evil, And shame due to thee from the Devil?
A30743	No Stollen Pig, nor Plunder''d Goose, To tye thee up from breaking loose?
A30743	No subtle Question rais''d among Those out- o- their- wits, and those i''ch''wrong?
A30743	Not done?
A30743	Or what relation has debating Of Church- Affairs with Bear- baiting?
A30743	Quoth Trulla, Whether thou or they Let one another run away, Concerns not me: but was''t not thou That gave Crowdero quarter too?
A30743	Quoth he unto himself, Who knows But this brave Conquest o''re my soes May reach her heart, and make that stoop, As I but now have forc''d the Troop?
A30743	Quoth he, O whether, wicked Bruin, A ● … t thou fled to my — Echo, ruine?
A30743	Shall I have quarrer now?
A30743	Shall Saints in Civil bloodshed wallow Of Saints, and let the Cause lie fallow?
A30743	Shall we that in the Cov''nant swore, Each man of us to run before Another still in Reformation, Give Dogs and Bears a Dispensation?
A30743	So say the Wicked — and will you Make that Sarcasmous Scandal true, By running after Dogs and Bears, Beasts more unclean then Calves or Steers?
A30743	The Cause, for which we fought, and swore So boldly, shall we now give o''re?
A30743	Then what has quail''d thy stubborn heart?
A30743	Then, Hudibras, why shouldst thou fear To be, that art a Conquerer?
A30743	Think''st thou''t will not be laid i''th''dish, Thou turn''dst thy back?
A30743	To run from those th''hadst overcome Thus cowardly?
A30743	Was I for this entitled Sir, And girt with trusty Sword and Spur, For fame and honour to wage Battel, Thus to be brav''d by foe to Cattel?
A30743	Was no dispute afoot between The Catterwauling Brethren?
A30743	Was there no Felony, no Bawd, Cut- purse, nor Burglary abroad?
A30743	What Towns, what Garrisons might you With hazard of this blood subdue, Which now y''are bent to throw away In vain, untriumphable fray?
A30743	What will Malignants say?
A30743	Why dost not put me to the sword?
A30743	Will you employ your Conqu''ring Sword, To break a Fiddle and your word?
A30743	Will you, Great Sir, that glory blot In cold blood which you gain''d in hot?
A30743	you Ruffin; Or wilt thou be worse than thy huffing?
A30756	( Quoth he) you be Shack- nape, pishaw — Me no care dis — begar me be A Gentlehome in mine Countrey, Me tell you dat, better den you, Vat den?
A30756	?
A30756	A Mittimus, quoth Justice then, For what, wherefore, for whom, and when?
A30756	After strict search th''Squires fell to weeping, Must we then pay so dear for sleeping?
A30756	And ta''ne the Smock from off the Whore, Yet will you aggravate us more?
A30756	And these thy Chitterlings so neer?
A30756	And what are you, there, Mistris Minks?
A30756	And what then?
A30756	And who shall serve it?
A30756	Are you Whore- ripe( too) for the Gallows?
A30756	Be me Shack- daw?
A30756	Begar me vill do no sush ting, Quoth Quack, me say, Viva de King, Of mine Countrey; vat me to do To make sush Preachament pour you?
A30756	But I digresse; of this no more, To what I should have said before My puupose is; the promise Root To all their hopes laid under foot; By whom?
A30756	But what was this?
A30756	Can Nature Monsters such afford, That will not hear from Man a word?
A30756	Can you send Begger to the Stocks, And have no Punishment for Knocks?
A30756	Clad in Coat of Plush?
A30756	Did Paracelsus ever make Plaisters of Chips for Valours sake?
A30756	Dis be( Quoth Quack) may foy very pretty; Vat do me need hands from fush tings, Ven me have got de hands of Kings?
A30756	Do you wear Beard, and want a Face To add a Credit to your Place?
A30756	Does Courage so adapt my blade, That Multitudes do Ambuscade?
A30756	Good Mr. Blus- Ter, must not th''mercy come from us?
A30756	He wipes, and then he hulminates, Words that through Ear late penetrates, Shall we, quoth he, sit down with loss, And faintly go by weeping Cross?
A30756	How''s that?
A30756	How, how( in rage) quoth Hudibras, Durst they depart without my Pass?
A30756	I wonder you should Cackel thus: Has the Hen trod you?
A30756	Is Justice lame as well as blind, Crippl''d in Power as well as Mind?
A30756	Is your Comb Cut, and no Cock at dunghil- home?
A30756	Knocks in a most Malign sence, That will admit of no Pretence?
A30756	Now that we fear you not, you know, And love you ca n''t, what Snake in Bo ▪ Some?
A30756	Or are employ''d by those that do, To draw the main end up, the Crew?
A30756	Or if then bow, had rather break, Defie''em, and not poorly sneak?
A30756	Or will( by simpathy) the blows And hacks on Pole be felt by Foes?
A30756	Quoth Hudibras, is there no way To put a period to this day By Conquest ours?
A30756	Quoth Hudibras, more deaf then Adder To common Sense, to make me madder?
A30756	Quoth Hudibras, must we passe by So grand an open Injury?
A30756	Quoth Hudibras, thou sawcy Wight, Compare how dar''st thou with Sir Knight?
A30756	Quoth Hudibras, what made you to About you call so base a Crew Of Tag and Rag, lew''d hair- brain''d fellows, Many of them deserving Gallows?
A30756	Quoth Hudibras, what''s best to do?
A30756	Quoth Hudibras, where wert thou bred?
A30756	Quoth Justice good, how comes it thus you hem us in, may''nt we untruss?
A30756	Quoth Lanio, hence thou Weasel, Rat, That scarce durst look in face a Cat, Who sent for thee?
A30756	Render''d the scorn and sport of Clown, And Table- talk for all the Town?
A30756	Shall Triumph revel in their smiles, Our Courage pinion''d all the whiles?
A30756	Shall we besotted be with beating, And bury Honour by retreating?
A30756	Shall we with Patience take their frumps, And Heads revengeless go for bumps?
A30756	Shall we with smooth Caresses go And soften flinty hearted foe?
A30756	Th''Offence done here?
A30756	That ake with blows, and our bones more, Will that be Salve for every Sore?
A30756	The Constable, nor Tything- man Will do''t, if they avoid it can: Besides, did Justice er''e obtrude A Mittimus on Multitude?
A30756	The Red- coats come, and simply see A goodly Field, and long Pole- tree: Perhaps they''l reak Revenge on Wood, But what will that do out Heads good?
A30756	Then Hudibras disturbs the Rout: Quoth he, what do you come to see, A Pandor shew his Harlotry?
A30756	There''s neither Bull got loose, nor Bear, And will you seem to make escape From fencing fools, and Jack- a- nape On horse- back?
A30756	This''t is to be so merciful, Quoth Hudibras, can none discry Where, and how strong''s the Enemy?
A30756	To which o th''Nounes do you incline?
A30756	Were you Commissionated Harry, Or are you Supernumerary, To wit, one that may be imploy''d When others are with service cloy''d?
A30756	What mean you then, quoth Hudibras?
A30756	What serves lids for, who( like Watch- cases) Should close eyes up safe in their places?
A30756	What strange Coherence doth bewitch Your Worships Nose to Plow- mans breech?
A30756	What trade do you drive''mong these fellows?
A30756	What''s that, quoth he, you mutter''d last?
A30756	Whence com''st thou, from what nasty Sinck Didst thou creep forth, to prate and stink?
A30756	Where are your Scences, pray look to''t, Have we not struck at Branch and Root?
A30756	Whoop, quoth the Squire, where are you ho?
A30756	Will you in spight of Ordinance, A whorish Stallion thus advance?
A30756	Wilt thou not stand us now in sted?
A30756	With Cheeks that look like drooping Pinks?
A30756	Your words( quoth Hudibras) condemn Your self; but e''re we sentence pass, Come hither fellow with your Lass: What Trade art thou?
A30756	must we not pass?
A30756	quoth Justice, Sir, What will their coming here infer?
A30756	quoth he, And pick a Pocket if need be?
A30756	quoth wrathful Hudibras, That word sha n''t unrevenged pass: A Purse( too) can you cut?
A30756	so tamely take This Cudgel- Combat, and not make The very Basis of the Town To tremble at your awful frown?
A30756	vat be dat?
A30756	what mak''st thou here?
A30756	where art thou Pate?
A30759	( Quoth he) you be Shack- nape, pishaw — Me no care dis — begar me be A Gentlehome in mine Country, Me tell you dat, better den you, Vat den?
A30759	?
A30759	A Mittimus, quoth Justice then, For what, wherefore, for whom, and when?
A30759	After it serv''d had dish and pot, And came from dresser reaking hot, Oh fie( quoth she) are you without A cloth?
A30759	After strict search th''Squires fell to weeping, Must we then pay so dear for sleeping?
A30759	And ta''ne the Smock from off the Whore, Yet will you aggravate us more?
A30759	And these thy Chitterlings so neer?
A30759	And what are you, there, Mistriss Minks?
A30759	And who shall serve it?
A30759	Are you VVhore- ripe( too) for the Gallows?
A30759	Art thou a Man, of art thou VVoman?
A30759	Begar me vill do no sush ting, Quoth Quack, me say, Viva de King, Of mine Countrey; vat me to do To make sush Preachament pour you?
A30759	But I digress; of this no more, To what I should have said before My purpose is; the promise, Root To all their hopes laid under foot; By whom?
A30759	But what was this?
A30759	Clad in Coat of Plush?
A30759	Did Paracelsus ever make Plaisters of chips for Valours sake?
A30759	Dis be( Quoth Quack) may foy very pretty; Vat do me need hands from sush tings, Ven me have got de hands of Kings?
A30759	Do you wear Beard, and want a Face To add a Credit to your Place?
A30759	Does Courage so adapt my blade, That Multitudes do Ambuscade?
A30759	Given by the hand of reaking Foe, VVhat er''e you think, I think not so, Shall Triumph revel in their smiles, Our Courage pinion''d all the whiles?
A30759	How''s that?
A30759	How, how( in rage) quoth Hudibras, Durst they depart without my Pass?
A30759	I wonder you should Cackel thus: Has the Hen trod you?
A30759	Is Justice lame as well as blind, Crippl''d in power as well at Mind ▪ Can you send Begger to the Stocks, And have no punishment for knocks?
A30759	Is your Comb Cut, and no Cock at dunghil- home?
A30759	Knocks in a most Malign sence, That will admit of no Pretence?
A30759	Now that we fear you not, you know, And love you ca n''t, what Snake in Bo- Some?
A30759	Oh have you so, youth Hudibras?
A30759	Or are employ''d by those that do, To draw the main end up, the Crew?
A30759	Or if then bow, h''ad rather break, Defie''em, and not poorly sneak?
A30759	Or will( by simpathy) the blows And hacks on Pole be felt by Foes?
A30759	Quoth Hudibras, draw neerer you, And you Jack- daw get to your Crew, Speaking Quack, Be me Shack- daw?
A30759	Quoth Hudibras, is there no way To put a period to this day By Conquest ours?
A30759	Quoth Hudibras, more deaf then Adder To common Sense, to make me madder?
A30759	Quoth Hudibras, must we passe by So grand ad open Injury?
A30759	Quoth Hudibras, thou sawcy Wight, Compare how dar''st thou with Sir Knight?
A30759	Quoth Hudibras, what made you to About you call so base a Crew Of Tag and Rag, lew''d hair- brain''d fellows, Many of them deserving Gallows?
A30759	Quoth Hudibras, what''s best to do?
A30759	Quoth Hudibras, where wert thou bred?
A30759	Quoth Justice good, how comes it thus you hem us in, may''nt we untruss?
A30759	Quoth Lanio, hence thou Weasel, Rat, That scarce dar''st look in face a Cat; Who sent for thee?
A30759	Render''d the scorn and sport of Clown; And Table- talk for all the Town?
A30759	Shall we besotted be with beating, And bury Honour by retreating?
A30759	Shall we with Patience take their frumps, And Heads revengeless go for bumps?
A30759	Shall we with smooth Caresses go And soften flinty hearted foe?
A30759	Th''Offence done here; Good Mr. Slus Ter, must not the mercy come from us?
A30759	That ake with blows, and our bones more, Will that be salve for every Sore?
A30759	The Red- coats come, and simply see A goodly Field, and long Pole- tree: Perhaps they''l reak revenge on Wood, But what will that do our Heads good?
A30759	There''s neither Bull got loose, nor Bear, And will you seem to make escape From fencing fools, and Jack- a- nape On horse- back?
A30759	This''t is to be so merciful, Quoth Hudibras, can none discry Where, and how strong''s the Enemy?
A30759	To which o th''Nounes do you incline?
A30759	VVhat mean you then, quoth Hudibras?
A30759	Were you Commissionated Harry, Or are you Supernumerary, To wit, one that may be employ''d When others are with service cloy''d?
A30759	What serves lids for, who( like Watch- cases) Should close eyes up safe in their places?
A30759	What strange Coherence doth bewitch Your Worships Nose to Plow- mans breech?
A30759	What trade do you drive''mong these fellows?
A30759	What''s that, quoth he, you mutter''d last?
A30759	Whence com''st thou, from what nasty Sinck Didst thou creep forth, to prate and stink?
A30759	Where are you Scences, pray look to''t; Have we not struck at Branch and Root?
A30759	Whoop, quoth the Squire, where are you ho?
A30759	Will you in spight of Ordinance, A whorish Stallion thus advance?
A30759	Wilt thou not stand us now in sted?
A30759	With Cheeks that look like drooping Pinks?
A30759	You say to Morrow, And what then?
A30759	Your words( quoth Hudibras) condemn Your self; but e''re we sentence pass, Come hither fellow with your Lass: What Trade art thou?
A30759	must we not pass?
A30759	quoth Justice, Sir, What will their coming here infer?
A30759	quoth he, And pick a Pocket if need be?
A30759	quoth wrathfull Hudibras, That word sha n''t unrevenged pass: A Purse( too) can you cut?
A30759	so tamely take This Cudgel- Combat, and not make The very Basis of the Town To tremble at your awful frown?
A30759	vat be dat?
A30759	what mak''st thou here?
A30759	where art thou Pate?
A30759	who did it violate?
A30770	( As Averrhois play''d but mean trick, To damn our whole Art for Excentrick) For who knows all that knowledge contains?
A30770	( For if a Trumpet sound or Drum beat, Who has not a months mind to combat?)
A30770	( Quoth she) Mum budget, Think''st thou''t will not be laid i''th''dish, Thou turn''dst thy back?
A30770	A Comet, and without a Beard?
A30770	A Rape, that is the more inhumane, For being acted by a VVoman: Why are you fair, but to entice us To love you, that you may despise us?
A30770	A Total O''erthrow giv''n the King In Cornwal, Horse, and Foot, next Spring?
A30770	Address, and complement by Vision, Make Love, and Court by intuition?
A30770	Alarm''d with many a horrid Fright, And claw''d, by Goblins, in the Night?
A30770	Am not I here to take thy part?
A30770	An Answer to a Declaration?
A30770	And Hudibras, or me provoke, Though all thy Limbs were heart of Oke, And th''other half of thee as good To bear out blows as that of Wood?
A30770	And Polish''d, looks a Diamond?
A30770	And Precious, Powerful, Preaching- Masters?
A30770	And Saints, whose Necks are pawn''d at stake, No notice of the Danger take?
A30770	And after letting Blood and Purging, Condemn''d to voluntary Scourging?
A30770	And after march''d to find him out, And charg''d him home with Horse and Foot?
A30770	And after turn''d out the whole House- ful Of Peers, as dang''rous, and unuseful?
A30770	And as they please make Matter of Fact Run all on one side, as th''are packt?
A30770	And burn in amorous Flames as fierce, As those Celestial Ministers?
A30770	And do they not as Triers sit, To judge what Officers are fit?
A30770	And eat the Flesh of Brethren, In stead of Kings and Mighty men?
A30770	And has not he point- blank foretold Whats''er the close Committee would?
A30770	And have no pow''r at all, nor shift, To help it self at a dead lift?
A30770	And if an Owl have so much pow''r, Why should not Planets have much more?
A30770	And if she should, which Heaven forbid, O''rethrow me, as the Fidler did, What after- course have I to take,''Gainst losing all I have at Stake?
A30770	And if they use their Persons so, What will they to their Fortunes doe?
A30770	And is it like they have not still In their old Practises some skill?
A30770	And is this all?
A30770	And like your whimsey''d Chariots draw The Boys to course you without Law?
A30770	And now would prove, the Words and Oath Ingage us to renounce them both?
A30770	And shall we turn our fangs and claws Upon our own selves, without cause?
A30770	And song, as out of tune, against, As Turk and Pope are by the Saints?
A30770	And speak i''th''Nun at Londons Belly?
A30770	And that it is in Being yet, To us alone, you are in Debt, Then where''s your liberty of Choice, And our unnatural No- voice?
A30770	And that which was prov''d true before, Prove false again?
A30770	And then what Genus rightly doth Include, and comprehend them both?
A30770	And therefore probably must know What is, and hath been done below?
A30770	And vex''em into any form, That fits their purpose to do harm?
A30770	And what security maintains Their Right and Title, but the Banes?
A30770	And what would serve, if those were gone, To make it Orthodox?
A30770	And whatso''ere''s atchiev''d in Fight, Determines which is wrong or right?
A30770	And when I shall appear in Court, To plead my Cause, and answer for''t Unless the Judge do partial prove, What will become of Me and Love?
A30770	And when the Work was carrying on, Who crost it, but your selves alone?
A30770	And when your Sex was foully scandal''d, As foully by the Rabble handled?
A30770	And who could those be but the Saints, Those Reformation- Termegants?
A30770	And with Bulls Pizle, for her love, Was taw''d as gentle as a Glove?
A30770	And yet still had the confidence, To swear it was in his defence?
A30770	Appear in divers shapes to Kelly?
A30770	Are sweating Lanthorns, or Screen- Fans Made better there, than th''are in France?
A30770	Are there not myriads of this sort, Which Stories of all times report?
A30770	Are things of Superstitious function, Fit to be us''d in Gospel Sunshine?
A30770	As I just now have done to you, Foretelling what you came to know, Were the Stars only made to light Robbers and Burglaries by night?
A30770	As Withers in immortal Rime Has register''d to after- time?
A30770	As if th''had routed us in battel?
A30770	As no man can draw in his breath At once, and force out Air beneath?
A30770	At Antwerp their Cathedral Church?
A30770	At Sarum take a Cavalier I''th''Cause''s service, Prisoner?
A30770	At least, until th''had a clear Stage, And equal Freedom to engage, Without the danger of Surprise By both our common Enemies?
A30770	Attack''d by despicable Foes, And drub''d with mean and vulgar blows; And after all, to be debarr''d So much as standing on his Gaurd?
A30770	B''allow''d to put all tricks upon Our Cully- Sex, and we use none?
A30770	Be under Vows to hang and die Loves Sacrifice, and all a lie?
A30770	But Rubies, Pearls and Diamonds; With which a Philter Love commands?
A30770	But didst thou scourge thy Vessel thus, As thou hast damn''d thy self to us?
A30770	But granting now we should agree, What is it you expect from me?
A30770	But if a beating seem so brave, What Glories must a whipping have?
A30770	But if w''out- do him here at home, What good of your design can come?
A30770	But what a- vengeance makes thee fly From me too, as thine Enemy?
A30770	But what could single Valour do Against so numerous a foe?
A30770	But what malignant Star, alas, Has brought you both to this sad pass?
A30770	But when the Feat''s design''d and meant, What Miracle can bar th''event?
A30770	But( like a Reprobate) what course S''ever''s us''d, grow worse and worse?
A30770	But, didst thou see no Devils then?
A30770	By Santring still on some Adventure, And growing to thy Horse a Centaur, To stuff thy Skin with swelling Knobs Of cruel and hard- wooded Drubs?
A30770	By running after Dogs and Bears, Beasts more unclean than Calves or Steers?
A30770	Can no Transfusion of the Blood, That makes Fools Cattle, do you good?
A30770	Can not the Learned Councel there, Make Laws in any shape appear?
A30770	Can they make Plays there, that shall fit The Publick Humor with less Wit?
A30770	Can they not juggle, and, with slight Conveyance, play with wrong and right; And sell their blasts of wind as dear, As Lapland Witches botl''d Air?
A30770	Canst thou refuse to bear thy part, I''th''publick VVork, base as thou art?
A30770	Commit the censure of its Cause To any, but it''s own Great Laws?
A30770	Could not the whipping- post prevail With all its Rhet''rick, nor the Gaol, To keep from flaying scourge thy skin, And ankle free from Iron Gin?
A30770	Could they not tell you so, as well As what I came to know, foretel?
A30770	Could thine Impertinence find out No work t''employ it self about, Where thou secure from Wooden blow Thy busy vanity might''st show?
A30770	Did Saints for this bring in the Plate, And crowd as if they came too late?
A30770	Did he not help the Dutch to purge, At Antwerp, their Cathedral Church?
A30770	Did not a certain Lady whip, Of late her, Husband''s own Lordship?
A30770	Did not our Worthies of the House, Before they broke the Peace, break Vows?
A30770	Did not th''Illustrious Bassa make Himself a Slave for Misse''s sake?
A30770	Did not we here, the Argo rigg Make Berenice''s Periwig?
A30770	Did they coyn Piss pots, Bouls, and Flaggons, Int''Officers of Horse and Dragoons; And into Pikes and Musqueteers Stamp Beakers, Cups, and Porringers?
A30770	Did they for this draw down the Rabble, With zeal and noises formidable; And make all Cries about the Town Joyn throats to cry the Bishops down?
A30770	Did they not swear at first, to fight For the KING''s Safety, and his Right?
A30770	Did they not swear to live and die With Essex, and streight laid him by?
A30770	Did they not swear to maintain Law, In which that swearing made a Flaw?
A30770	Did they not swear, in express words, To prop and back the House of Lords?
A30770	Did we not bring our Oaths in first, Before our plate, to have them burst, And cast in fitter Models, for The present use of Church and VVar?
A30770	Didst thou not love her then?
A30770	Discover''d Sea and Land, Columbus And Magell ● n could never compass?
A30770	Do not our great Reformers use This Sidrophel to foreboad News?
A30770	Do not your Juries give their Verdict As if they felt the Cause, not heard it?
A30770	Do''s not in Chanc''ry ev''ry man swear, What makes best for him in his Answer?
A30770	Does not the Whore of Babylon ride Upon her Horned Beast astride, Like this proud Dame, who either is A Type of her, or she of this?
A30770	Dost not remember how this day Thou to my Beard wast bold to say, That thou couldst prove Bear- bai ● ing equal With Synods, Orthodox and Lega?
A30770	Each other, like a Prize, away?
A30770	Else why should Tumults fright us now, We have so many times gone through, And understand as well to tame, As, when they serve our turns, t''inflame?
A30770	For Priviledge of Parliament, In which that swearing made a Rent?
A30770	For Protestant Religion Vow, That did that Vowing disallow?
A30770	For if Bear- baiting we allow, What good can Reformation do?
A30770	For if we catch thee failing once, T will fall the heavier on thy Bones, What made thee venture to betray, And filch the Ladie''s Heart away?
A30770	For in what stupid Age, or Nation, Was Marriage ever out of Fashion?
A30770	For raising of a Common- Purse, Out of their Wages, to raise Horse?
A30770	For what Romance can shew a Lover, That had a Lady to recover, And did not steer a nearer Course, To fall aboard in his Amours?
A30770	For what can Earth produce, but Love To represent the Joys above?
A30770	For what can we pretend t''inherit, Vnless the Marriage- deed will bear it?
A30770	For what design, what interest Can Beast have to encounter Beast?
A30770	For what did ever Heiress yet By being born to Lordships get?
A30770	For what is VVorth in any thing, But so much Money as''t will bring?
A30770	For what mad Lover ever dy''d, To gain a soft and gentle Bride?
A30770	For what secures the Civil Life But pawns of Children and a Wife; That lie, like Hostages, at stake, To pay for all Men undertake?
A30770	For when upon their ungot Heirs Th''intail themselves, and all that''s theirs, What blinder Bargain e''re was driven, Or Wager laid at six and seven?
A30770	For where are all your Forfeitures Intrusted in safe hands, but ours?
A30770	For who first bred them up to pray, And teach, the House of Commons way?
A30770	For who without a Cap and Bauble, Having subdu''d a Bear and Rabble, And might with Honor have come off, Would put it to a second proof?
A30770	For, when w''are taken into Trust, How easie are the Wisest choust?
A30770	For, when y''have try''d all sorts of ways, What Fools d''we make of you in Plays?
A30770	For, without Art, the Noblest Seeds Of Flow''rs degenerate to Weeds: How dull and rugged e''er''t is Ground?
A30770	Has Saturn nothing to do in''t?
A30770	Has not this present Parliament, A Ledger to the Devil sent?
A30770	Have equal power to adjourn Appoint Appearance and Retorn?
A30770	Have freer Pow''r, than he, in Grace, And Nature, o''er the Creature has?
A30770	Have it''s proceedings disallow''d, or Allow''d, at fancy of Py- powder?
A30770	Have not the Handmaids of the City, Chosen o''their Members a Committee?
A30770	Have these Bones ratled, and this Head So often in thy quarrel bled?
A30770	Have they invented Tones, to win The Women, and make them draw in The Men, as Indians with a Female Tame Elephant enveigle the Male?
A30770	Have they told Prov''dence what it must do, Whom to avoid, and whom to trust to?
A30770	Have they —?
A30770	Have we not enemies plus satis, That Cane& angue pejus hate us?
A30770	Have you not power to entertain, And render Love for Love again?
A30770	He gave him first the time o''th''day, And welcom''d him, as he might say: He ask''d them whence they came, and whither Their business lay?
A30770	He that imposes an Oath, makes it, Not he, that for convenience takes it: Then how can any man be said To break an Oath he never made?
A30770	He who was us''d so unlike a Soldier, Blown up with Philters of Love- Powder?
A30770	How durst th'', I say, oppose thy Curship Gainst Arms, Authority and Worship?
A30770	How fair and sweet the planted Rose, Beyond the Wild in Hedges grows?
A30770	How shall I answer Hue and Cry, For a Roan- Gelding, twelve hands high: All spur''d and switch''d, a Lock on''s hoof, A sorrel- mane?
A30770	How will dissenting Brethren relish it?
A30770	How wouldst th''have us''d her, and her Money?
A30770	I grant, all Courses are in vain, Vnless we can get in again; The only way that''s left us now, But all the difficulty''s, How?
A30770	I understand, Or bring my Action of Conversion And Trover for my Goods?
A30770	If Matrimony and Hanging go By Dest''ny, why not VVhipping too?
A30770	If Women had not interven''d, How soon had Mankind had an end?
A30770	If nothing can oppugne love, And Vertue invious ways can prove, What may not he confide to do That brings both love and vertue too?
A30770	If th''Ancients Crown''d their bravest men That only sav''d a Citizen, What Victory could e''er be won, If ev''ry one would save but one?
A30770	In Virgo?
A30770	Insulted on, Revil''d and Jeer''d, With rude Invasion of his Beard?
A30770	Is it not ominous in all Countreys, When Crows and Ravens croak upon Trees?
A30770	Is not the High- Court of Justice sworn To judge that Law that serves their turn?
A30770	Is not the winding up Witnesses, And nicking more than half the bus''ness?
A30770	Is there a Constellation there, That was not born and bred up here?
A30770	Is there a Planet that by Birth Does not derive its House from Earth?
A30770	Is there an Officer of State, Vntimely rais''d; or Magistrate, That''s Haughty, and Imperious?
A30770	Is''t not Ridiculous, and Nonsence, A Saint should be a slave to Conscience?
A30770	Is''t not enough to make one strange, That some mens fancies should ne''er change?
A30770	It is a kind of Rape to Marry One, that neglects, or cares not for ye: For, what does make it Ravishment, But b''ing against the the Mind''s Consent?
A30770	Leap''d headlong in t''Elizium, Through th''Windows of a dazling Room?
A30770	Love, that''s the Worlds preservative, That keeps all Souls of things alive?
A30770	Made Mars and Saturn for the Cause, The Moon for Fundamental Laws?
A30770	Made Mountains with our Tubes appear, And Cattle gazing on''em there?
A30770	Make their own Jealousies High- Treason, And fix''em whomsoe''er they please on?
A30770	Make wicked Verses, Treats, and Faces, And spell Names over, with Beer- glasses?
A30770	Marriage, at best, is but a Vow; Which all Men either break, or bow: Then what will those forbear to do, Who perjure, when they do but woo?
A30770	Meet with the Parliament''s Committee At Woodstock, on a Pars''nal Treaty?
A30770	Morality, which both the Saints And Wicked too cry out against?''
A30770	Mould''em as VVitches do their Clay, When they make Pictures to destroy?
A30770	My Squire, or that bold Sprite, That took his Place and Shape to Night?
A30770	Nature has made Mans breast no Windores, To publish what he does within doors?
A30770	No Ale unlicenc''d, broken hedge, For which thou Statute might''st alledge, To keep thee busie from foul evil, And shame due to thee from the Devil?
A30770	No Stolen Pig, nor Plunder''d Goose, To tye thee up from breaking loose?
A30770	No subtle Question rais''d among Those out- o''-their wits and those i''th''wrong?
A30770	Not done?
A30770	Not true?
A30770	Of Mrtrimony under Hedges?
A30770	Only to stand by and look on, But not know what is said or done?
A30770	Or Fight endanger''d to be lost, Where all resolve to save the most?
A30770	Or Heav''n it self a Sin resent, That for its own supply was ment?
A30770	Or Oaths, more feeble than your own, By which, we are no less put down?
A30770	Or Witches Simpling, and on Gibbets Cutting from Malefactors snippets?
A30770	Or all thy Tricks in this New Trade, The Holy Brotherhood o''th''Blade?
A30770	Or do they teach to sing and play O''th''Gittar there a newer way?
A30770	Or do you love your self so much, To bear all Rivals else a Grutch?
A30770	Or does the Man i''th''Moon look big, And wear a huger Periwig, Shew in his Gate, or Face, more tricks Than our own Native Lunaticks?
A30770	Or for a Lady tender- hearted, In purling Streams or Hemp departed?
A30770	Or from the Pillory tips of Ears Of Rebel- Saints, and Perjurers?
A30770	Or giving one another Pledges?
A30770	Or if it did not, but the Cause Were left to th''injury of Laws, What tyranny can disapprove There should be Equity in Love?
A30770	Or if''t is better to indite, And bring him to his Trial?
A30770	Or vent''ring to be brisk and wanton, Do Penance in a Paper Lanthorn?
A30770	Or what but Riches is there known, Which man can solely call his own; In which, no Creatures goes his half, Unless it be to squint and laugh?
A30770	Or what relation has debating Of Church- Affairs with Bear- baiting?
A30770	Or which way came I Through so immense a space so soon?
A30770	Or who made Cassiopoea''s Chair?
A30770	Or who, but Lovers, can converse, Like Angels: by the Eye Discourse?
A30770	Possess''d with Absolute Dominions, O''re Brethren''s Purses and Opinions?
A30770	Quoth Hudibras, I''m before hand In that already, with your command: For where does Beauty, and high VVit, But in your Constellation, meet?
A30770	Quoth Trulla, Whether thou or they Let one another run away, Concerns not me; but was''t not thou That gave Crowdero quarter too?
A30770	Quoth he, O whether, wicked Bruin, Art thou fled to my — Eccho, ruine?
A30770	Quoth he, That Honor''s very squemish That takes a basting for a blemish: For what''s more honourable then scars, Or skin to tatters rent in Wars?
A30770	Quoth she, I grant the Case is true, And proper''twixt your Horse and you; But whether I may take, as well As you may give away or sell?
A30770	Quoth she, What does a match imply, But likeness and equality?
A30770	Quoth she, What is it you would swear?
A30770	Quoth she, if Love have these effects, Why is it not forbid our Sex?
A30770	Rack''em until they do confess, Impeach of Treason, whom they please, And most perfidiously condemn, Those that engag''d their Lives for them?
A30770	Say, will the Law of Arms allow I may have Grace, and Quarter now?
A30770	Shall Love, that to no Crown gives place Become the subject of a Case?
A30770	Shall Mastiffs by the Collars pull''d, Engag''d with Bulls, let go their hold?
A30770	Shall Precious Saints and Secret ones Break one another''s outward Bones?
A30770	Shall Saints in Civil bloudshed wallow Of Saints, and let the Cause lie fallow?
A30770	Shall we that in the Cov''nant swore, Each man of us to run before Another still in Reformation, Give Dogs and Bears a Dispensation?
A30770	Sing catches to the Saints at Mascon, And tell them all they came to ask him?
A30770	Some busie Independent Pug, Retainer to his Synagogue?
A30770	T''ingage, and after understand?
A30770	Tell all it does, or does not know, For swearing ex Officio?
A30770	That after several rude Ejections, And as prodigious Resurrections; With new Reversions of nine Lives, Starts up, and like a Cat, revives?
A30770	That with your Breeding Teeth begin, And Nursing Babies, that Lie in?
A30770	That''s stranger( quoth the Knight) and stranger: Who gave thee notice of my danger?
A30770	The Cause for which we fought and swore So boldly, shall we now give o''re?
A30770	The Publick Faith, which ev''ry one Is bound t''observe, yet kept by none; And if that go for nothing, why Should Private Faith have such a tye?
A30770	The Ram, and Bull, and Goat declare Against the Book of Common Pray''r?
A30770	The Scorpion take the Protestation, And Bear engage for Reformation?
A30770	Then how can any thing offend In order, to so great an end?
A30770	Then what can better represent, Than this Rump- bone, the Parliament?
A30770	Then what has quail''d thy stubborn heart?
A30770	Then what may I expect to do, Wh''have quell''d so vast a Buffalo?
A30770	Then when he is compell''d by her T''Adventures, he would else forbear, Who, with his Honour, can withstand, Since Force is greater than Command?
A30770	Then wherefore shall they not b''allow''d In love a greater- Latitude?
A30770	Then why should more bewitching Clamour Some Lovers not as much enamour?
A30770	Then, Hudibras, why shouldst thou fear To be, that art a Conquerer?
A30770	This Sidrophel by chance espy''d, And with Amazement staring wide, Bless us, quoth he, What dreadful wonder Is that, appears in Heaven yonder?
A30770	Thou canst at best but overstrain A Paradox, and th''own hot brain For what can Synods have at all With Bears that''s analogical?
A30770	Thought he, How does the Devil know What''t was that I design''d to do?
A30770	To Spirit her to Matrimony —?
A30770	To change the property of selves, As sucking Children are by Elves?
A30770	To keep the Good Old Cause on Foot, And present Power from taking Root?
A30770	To make the bringing in the King, And keeping of him out, one thing?
A30770	To pass themselves away, and turn Their Children''s Tenants e''re th''are born?
A30770	To run from those th''hadst overcome Thus cowardly?
A30770	To swear, and after to recant, The Solemn League and Covenant?
A30770	To take th''Engagement, and disclaim it, Enforc''d by those, who first did frame it?
A30770	To wait on Drunkards, Thieves, Gold- finders, And Lovers solacing behind Doors?
A30770	To what a height did Infant Rome, By Ravishing of Women come?
A30770	To write of Victories next Year, And Castles taken yet i''th''Air; Of Battels fought at Sea, and Ships Sunk, two Years hence, the last Eclips?
A30770	VVhy should not Conscience have Vacation, As well as other Courts o''th''Nation?
A30770	WHo would believe what strange Bugbears Mankind creates it self, of Fears?
A30770	Was I for this entit''led Sir, And girt with trusty Sword and Spur, For Fame and Honor to wage Battel, Thus to be brav''d by Foe to Cattel?
A30770	Was no dispute afoot between The Catterwauling Brethren?
A30770	Was not young Florio sent( to cool His flame from Biancasiore) to School, Where Pedant made his Pathick Bum For her sake suffer Martyrdom?
A30770	Was there an Oath the Godly took, But, in due time and place, they broke?
A30770	Was there no Felony, no Bawd, Cut- purse, nor Burglary abroad?
A30770	We, who have nothing but frail Vows, Against your Statagems t''oppose?
A30770	Were they not, during all their lives, Most of''m Pirats, Whores, and Thieves?
A30770	What Churches have such able Pastors?
A30770	What Crowns could be Hereditary, If greatest Monarchs did not marry, And with their Consorts consummate Their weightiest Interest of State?
A30770	What Honours, or Estates of Peers Could be preserv''d but by their Heirs?
A30770	What Laws and Freedom, Persecution?
A30770	What Med''cine else can cure the fits Of Lovers when they lose their VVits?
A30770	What Oestrum, what phrenetick mood Makes you thus lavish of your bloud, While the proud Vies your Trophies boast, And unreveng''d walks — ghost?
A30770	What Politicks, or strange Opinions, That are not in our own Dominions?
A30770	What Rage, O Citizens, what fury Doth you to these dire actions hurry?
A30770	What Revelations, or Religions, That are not in our Native Regions?
A30770	What Science can be brought from thence, In which we do not here Commence?
A30770	What Towns, what Garrisons might you With hazard of this bloud subdue, Which now y''are bent to throw away In vain, untriumphable fray?
A30770	What Trade from thence can you advance But what we nearer have from France?
A30770	What art?
A30770	What can our Travellers bring home, That is not to be learnt at Rome?
A30770	What hast thou gotten by this Fetch?
A30770	What have they done, or what left undone, That might advance the Cause at London?
A30770	What made thee break thy Plighted Vows?
A30770	What made thee pick and chuse her out, T''imploy their Sorceries about?
A30770	What made thee, when they all were gone, And none but thou and I alone; To act the Devil, and forbear To rid me of my Hellish Fear?
A30770	What makes Morality a Crime, The most notorious of the Time?
A30770	What makes Rebelling against Kings A Good Old Cause?
A30770	What makes a Church a Den of Thieves?
A30770	What makes a Knave a Child of God, And one of us?
A30770	What makes all Doctrines plain and clear?
A30770	What makes the Breaking of all Oaths A holy Duty?
A30770	What makes y''encroach upon our Trade, And damn all others?
A30770	What renders Beating out of Brains And Murther Godliness?
A30770	What then( quoth Hudibras) was he That plai''d the Dev''l, to examine me?
A30770	What was the Publick Faith found out for, But to slur men of what they fought for?
A30770	What will Malignants say?
A30770	What''s Liberty of Conscience, I''th''Natural and Genuine Sense?
A30770	What''s Orthodox and true Believing Against a Conscience?
A30770	What''s tender Conscience?
A30770	When Caesar in the Senate fell, Did not the Sun eclips''d foretel, And in resentment of his slaughter, Look''d pale for almost a year after?
A30770	When Fiends agree among themselves, Shall they be found the greater Elves?
A30770	Where had they all their Gifted Phrases, But from our Calamies and Cases?
A30770	Which he prevented thus: What was''t, Quoth he, that I was saying last, Before these Gentlemen arriv''d?
A30770	Which, how we have perform''d, all Ages Can speak th''Events of our presages, Have we not lately in the Moon Found a new World to th''Old unknown?
A30770	Who have a freer Latitude Then Sinners give themselves allow''d?
A30770	Who made the Ballance, or whence came The Bull, the Lion, and the Ram?
A30770	Who would not rather suffer VVhipping, Than swallow Toasts of bits of Ribbin?
A30770	Whose Liv''ry does the Coachman wear?
A30770	Why didst thou chuse that cursed Sin, Hypocrisie, to set up in?
A30770	Why didst thou forge those shameful Lies, Of Bears and Witches in Disguise?
A30770	Why dost not put me to the Sword, But cowardly fly from thy word?
A30770	Why is''t not damn''d, and interdicted, For Diabolical and wicked?
A30770	Will you employ your Conqu''ring Sword, To break a Fiddle and your Word?
A30770	Will you, Great Sir, that Glory blot In cold bloud, which you gain''d in hot?
A30770	With China- Oranges and Tarts, And whining Plays, lay baits for Hearts?
A30770	With that he rouz''d his drooping Heart, And hastily cry''d out, What art?
A30770	Without whose Sprinkling and Sowing, Who e''r had heard of Nye or Owen?
A30770	Write wittier Dances, quainter Shows, Or fight with more ingenious Blows?
A30770	by those made after?
A30770	can I bring proof, Where, when, by whom, and what y''are sold for, And in the open Market toll''d for?
A30770	is this the end To which these carr''ings on did tend?
A30770	quoth she, can that be true?
A30770	was too too Politick?
A30770	— Right, Prevent what he designs to do, And swear for th''State against him?
A30770	● nd vended here among the Rable, ● or staple Goods, and warrantable?