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SECT. VI.
THe Rebels Rout each-where divulg'd by Fame,
To Court, from all Parts, no small Concour•••• came
His flattering Lords, Buffoons, and slie Jackalls,
Again replenish desolated Halls:
(For many Fav'rites by the King advanc'd,
First to the Lilt of Reformation danc'd,
And Friends amongst the Godly Party made,
Acquainting them with what he did, or said;
Others whom he no longer could Protect,
To their own well-stuff'd several Mansions sneak'd,
Expecting there what the Event might prove,
And as things fall, accordingly to move.)
All these return'd, stand round their Gracious Liege
And with obsequious Fawnings him Besieg'd;
Whose Palace now with all Provisions stor'd,
Sets up once more his late neglected Board.
His Table furnish'd, at the upper end
His Huishers he Andrecleus bids attend;
Whom when the Lion kindly had embrac'd,
Much Honoring, at his Royal Elbow plac'd:
All set at several Boards, to Meat they fall,
Unlading freighted Dishes through the Hall.
Whilst by the King his Friend but sadly sits,
Nothing he saw his queasie Stomach fits;