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TUB COMIC SONGSTER.
A foolish saying lias now the run.
Repeated every where,
“ It’s all very well, Mister Ferguson,
But you really don’t lodge here.”
Tiddy tol lol, etc.
I could not guess what harm I’d done,
That where’er I chanced to roam
All seem’d to wish—yes, every one,
That 1 bad stay’d at home.
They bawl’d my name, and cried'with fun,
When I happened to appear ;
“ It’s all very well, Mister Ferguson,
But you really can’t stop here.”
Tiddy, eto.
The other day to town I came,
And to a tavern went ;
To sup and sleep it was my aim,
Indeed my fixed intent ;
So a bod of course, I ordered one.
But was answered with a sneer ;
“ It’s all very well, Mister Ferguson,
But you really can’t lodge here.”
Tiddy, etc.
I wondered how my name they knew,
But on again I hied,
And had not rambled far, ’tis true,
Ere another Ion I spied!
But to ascend the steps I’d scarce begun.
When these words assail’d my ear ;
“ It’s all very well. Mister Ferguson,
But you really can’t lodge here.”
Tiddy, etc.
A foolish saying lias now the run.
Repeated every where,
“ It’s all very well, Mister Ferguson,
But you really don’t lodge here.”
Tiddy tol lol, etc.
I could not guess what harm I’d done,
That where’er I chanced to roam
All seem’d to wish—yes, every one,
That 1 bad stay’d at home.
They bawl’d my name, and cried'with fun,
When I happened to appear ;
“ It’s all very well, Mister Ferguson,
But you really can’t stop here.”
Tiddy, eto.
The other day to town I came,
And to a tavern went ;
To sup and sleep it was my aim,
Indeed my fixed intent ;
So a bod of course, I ordered one.
But was answered with a sneer ;
“ It’s all very well, Mister Ferguson,
But you really can’t lodge here.”
Tiddy, etc.
I wondered how my name they knew,
But on again I hied,
And had not rambled far, ’tis true,
Ere another Ion I spied!
But to ascend the steps I’d scarce begun.
When these words assail’d my ear ;
“ It’s all very well. Mister Ferguson,
But you really can’t lodge here.”
Tiddy, etc.
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Description | Thousands of printed books from the Antiquarian Books of Scotland collection which dates from 1641 to the 1980s. The collection consists of 14,800 books which were published in Scotland or have a Scottish connection, e.g. through the author, printer or owner. Subjects covered include sport, education, diseases, adventure, occupations, Jacobites, politics and religion. Among the 29 languages represented are English, Gaelic, Italian, French, Russian and Swedish. |
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