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The Whore of Babylon (Quarto, 1607)
The Whore of Babylon.
1803That counterfets thy voyce, and calles forth men
1807Doomes day; father Time, what conduit-pipes are these, that
1808breake out of the earth thus?
1812Through Fairies hearts, to turne them into elues:
1818Is cloath'd in garments of hypocri
sie.
1822That Bull mu
st bellow, at the Flamins gate:
1825Beeing all inclos'd: that bull will on his backe
1826Beare all.
1827
Plain.
Whither? whither?
1829That will but
sit him, till with hoofe or horne,
1830He goare the annointed Fairie.
1832people: I
should once haue rid vpon one of thē, but he that beg'd
1836With imprecations, if that blade he
sheath not,
Plain
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