THE LOYAL SUBJECTS’ HEARTY WISHES TO KING CHARLES II.

From Sir W. C. Trevelyan’s Broadsides in the British Museum.

He that write these verses certainly

Did serve his royal father faithfully,

Likewise himself he served at Worcester fight,

And for his loyalty was put to flight.

But had he a haid of hair like Absolom,

And every hair as strong as was Samson,

I’d venture all for Charles the Second’s sake,

And for his Majesty my life forsake.

To the tune “When Cannons are roaring.”

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