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Notes and Queries

Subtitle Number 49, October 5, 1850
Category Periodical
Language English
Published 1850
Word count 15,145
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nds how he honors his place, Come love me where I lay; Which is to his majestie noe little grace-- The cleane contrary way, O the cleane contrary way.

"And therefore the government justly hath hee, Come love mee where I lay; Of horse for the land, and shipps for the sea-- The cleane contrary way, O the cleane contrary way.

"What, though our fleet be our enemies debtor, Come love mee where I lay; Wee brav'd them once, and wee'l brave them better-- The cleane contrary way, O the cleane contrary way.

"And should they land heere they should bee disjointed, Come love mee where I lay; And find both our horse and men bravely appointed-- The cleane contrary way, O the cleane contrary way.

"Then let us sing all of this nobel duke's praise, Come love mee where I lay; And pray for the length of his life and his daies-- The cleane contrary way, O the cleane contrary way.

"And when that death shall close up h