Before the Secular Priest of Darkness.

As the Devil is the Spiritual Prince of Darknefs, fo is the Constable the Secular; who governs in the Night with as great Authority as his Collegue, but far more imperioufly.

FINIS.

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THE

Third and last PART.

Written by the AUTHOR

OF THE

FIRST and SECOND PARTS.

LONDON

Printed for Thomas Horne, at the South Entrance of the Royal Exchange, MDCCIX.

Licenfed and Entred according to the Act of Parliament for Printing,

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HUDIBRAS

The Third and Laft Part.

The ARGUMENT of the
Firft CANTO of the Third Part.

The Knight and Squire refolve at once
The one the other to renounce.

They both approach the Lady's Bower,

The Squire t' inform, the Knight to wooe her.
She treats them with a Masquerade,
By Furies and Hobgoblins made:

From which the Squire conveys the Knight,
And fteals him, from himself, by Night.

CANTO I.

IS true, no Lover has that Pow'r T'enforce a defperate Amour, As he that has twoStrings to's Bow, And burns for Love and Money too; For then he's Brave and Refolute,

Difdains to render in his Suit,

A 2

Has