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With my all heart, my dear, faid I. and you fhall have what you demand, my fong’s begun, &c. We walk’d along into an inn, run up the flairs like thunder. Which fill’d the landlord with furprize, made all the houfe to wonder ? And calling for the landlady, t<? fetch a pint of brandy, O Am, I fill’d up a flowing glafs, by Jove fhe was the Dandy, O. my fong's begun, ?s.c.

She faid young man come my pay my fee, for here I have no time to fland. And half a crown you muft pay down, before that you can mention you. The landlady was kind and free. the mug and glafs was in her band. She touched me on the fhoulder, laying, are you up to fnuff, young man, my fong’s begun, &c.

I fill’d her up another glafs faying take this, and fo be gone ; She alk’d at me where did live: I faid it would be hard to tell. For I’m a brifk young weaver lad, that’s lately come from Bellygown, If e’er you chance to come that road. To call for me you can’t go wrong my fong is o‘er, I'll fing no more but I'll rove into and through the town. F I N I S.

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