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Confusion to those that wear yellow & red | Confusion to those that wear yellow & red | ||
Or blue | Or blue knotts with reading that cannot be read; | ||
From Craven & true blue then never let's sever | From Craven & true blue then never let's sever | ||
So Craven true blue and Old England for ever | So Craven true blue and Old England for ever | ||
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BP Lowths riddle | |||
An eye there is yt never saw the light | An eye there is yt never saw the light | ||
Latest revision as of 00:46, 18 July 2017
But Craven steps forth his assistance to lend us And swears with his tongue & his purse he'll defend He descends from a race everlastingly blue Who still to old England were loyal and true
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He's supported by freemen both honest and bold Whose free independence is not to be sold Led forth by an honest true blue little hosier I'll challenge the town such another to show sir
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Billy Craven's a gentleman every inch He's honest at core & he never will flinch And tho I say't that should not, the world I'll defy To say as how black is the white of his eye
Derry down
Confusion to those that wear yellow & red Or blue knotts with reading that cannot be read; From Craven & true blue then never let's sever So Craven true blue and Old England for ever
Derry Down
BP Lowths riddle
An eye there is yt never saw the light Yet often after death is brought to sight Tis esteemd by the rich tho overlookd by the poor And ye man it belongs to is a very great whore
The Pope