To LjTnster, to Kingston, To York, to Donnington

To Redding, to the Child of grâce ;

To Windsor, to Waltham

To Ely, to Caultam

Bare-footed and bare-legged apace ;

To Pomfret, to Willesden,

To Saint-Anne of Buxton,

To Saint Michael's Mount also . . .

Such was our trust,

Such was our lust,

Upon créature to call and cry ;

As men did please.

For every disease

To hâve a god peculiarly.