The Complete Citt: Or, The Man of Fashion.  
To the Tune of, Would you be a Man of Fashion.  
 

I.  
●Ou●● you be a Man of Fashion,  
Would you lead a Life Divine?  
●ou'd you be a Man of Fashion,  
●ou'd you lead a Life Divine?  
●ke● a little Dram of Passion,  
●n a lusty Bowl of Wine.  
●he Nymph, have no Compassion,  
vain it is to sigh and Groan;  
●we was but put in for fashion,  
Wine will do the Work alone.   

II.  
●ou'd you have at your Devotion,  
Gown-Fop Whigs that loves to prate?  
Would you have, etc.  
Gown-Fop, etc.  
Take a Dram of Tony's Notion,  
in a Coffee-Dish of State:  
●f the Poison will not warm you,  
take ye Tea, 'twill do the thing;  
There are Statesmen can inform you  
how to Rule without a King.   

III.  
Would you then be thought most witty,  
would you be a Man of parts?  
Would you be, etc.  
would you, etc.  
Aid the Factious of the City,  
till your Hanged for your Deserts:  
If your virtue's not Rewarded,  
for the glorious thing you aimed;  
And a nother Saint Recorded,  
Ca— and Cuckoe— both be damned.   

IV.  
Would you have a New Religion,  
founded on a Plot of State?  
Would you have, etc.  
founded, etc.  
Whisper but with Pra— Pigeon,  
in a Dungeon through a Grate:  
If your Soul finds no impression,  
Murdered Godfrey's will appear;  
Though there needs no more Confession,  
kiss the Book, and all is clear.   

V.  
Would you have a true Narration,  
how the City first was fired;  
Would you, etc.  
how, etc.  
Let the Monuments relation,  
prove the Man, and those they hired:  
If the Phoenix was consumed,  
as they say, by Popish Priggs;  
All her pride was re-assumed  
by the Ignoramus-Whigs.   

VI  
Would you have another Charter,  
you that should be Men of sense?  
Would, etc.  
you that, etc.  
Talk no more of Magna-Charta,  
but rely upon your Prince:  
If you can Repent sincerely,  
Caesar has a Godlike mind;  
Purge out Factiousness severely,  
Caesar will be always kind.    

Printd for P. Brooksby, in West-smithfield, 1683.