The Spanish bawd her ftrumpets taught to lay their legs aftride, But thefe and all their courtezans, Ja.Shore did 'em deride: Pope Joan was right, altho' fhe did the papal fceptre wield; But Jane Shore, Jane Shore, the made king Edward yield. Jane Shore, &c. Agathoclea and Eanthe did govern Egypt's king; The witty wench of Andover, the was a pretty thing; She freely took her lady's place, and with great Edgar dally'd And with main force the foil'd him quite, altho' he often rally'd: For which brave act, he that her rack'd, gaye her his lady's land; Bat Fave Shore, Jane Share, king Edward did command Jane Shore, &c. Of Phrine, and of Lamia, historians have related, How their illuftrious beauties two generals captivated: And they that in the days of yore kill'd men, and fack'd their cities, In honour of their mistreffes compofed amorous ditties: Let Flora gay, with Romans play, and be a goddess call'd; But Jane Shore, Jane Shore, king Edward the enthrall'd. Jane Shore, &c. The jolly tanner's daughter, Arlot of Normandy, She only had the happiness to please Duke Robert's eye, And Roxolane, altho' a flave, and born a Grecian, Cou'd with a nod, command and rule, grand fignior Solomon. And Naples Joan, would make 'em groan, that ardently did love her: But Jane Shore, Ja.Shore, and K.Edward he did fhove her, Jane Shore, &c. Afpafia does of the Perfian brothers boast; [the roaft Tho' Cynthia joy in the Lepthean boy, Ja. Shore fhall rule Cleopatra Cleopatra lov'd Marc Antony, and Brunehault she did feats, But compar'd to our Virago, they were but meerly cheats: Brave carpet knights in Cupid's fights, their milk-white rapiers drew : But Jane Shore, Jane Shore, King Edward did fubdue. Jane Shore, &c. [Queen. Hamlet's inceftuous mother, was Gertrude, Denmark's And Circe, that inchanting witch, the like was fcarcely feen: Warlike Penthefilea was an Amazonian whore To Hector and young Troilus, both which did her adore ; But brave K. Edward, who before had gain'd nine victories, Was fetter'd like a bond flave, with Jane Shore's all conquering thighs. Jane Shore he was for England, Qu. Fridegond for France; Honi foit qui mal y penfe. The Quarrel between FRANK and NAN, The ARGUMENT. Nan and Frank, two quondam friends, In which they'd both their private ends ; Much ado is 'twixt em both: Many a whore and rogue is call'd, But oh! brave Frank the bawd is maul'd. F civil dudgeon many a bard Has fung, and tales have oft been heard, The noble hero, who not knows } And And in his even dealing hand, H' has ftood upon a well-known score; She has put off of trash and trull. In fhort, their virtues well are known, There is a time (as th' author has it) That writes a treatife call'd the Gazette; (In many things by him related) When White-hall is evacuated; That is, when the court and prince are Catching agues all at Windfor: For in Greenland as they write, The whole year's but one day and night; Only funshine half the year: When they have watch'd the king from's house, Then Crofts and S land cabal, Then Ce-/lords it in the Mall; With all the train of unflegg'd fools, Callow as they came from fchools; Gy, M-dant, B-don, K-t, and T—~, And |