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I COMIC SONGSTER.
35
NUMBER ONE.
It 9 vpry hard, and so it is,
To live in such a row,
And witness this, that every Miss
But me has got a beau.
For love goes calling up and down.
But here he seems to shun :
I'm sure he has been ask’d enough
To call at number one!
Now, all young maids, take my advice.
And listen to ray song.
And if a sweetheart you should want.
Don’t live at number one.
I’m sick of all the double knocks
That come to number four !
At number three I often see
A lover at the door ;—
And one in blue at number two,
Calls daily like a dun ;
It’s very bard they come so near,
And not to number one!
Mi’s Bell, I hear, has got a dear
Exactly to her mind,
By sitting at the window pane
Without a bit of blind.
But I go on the balcony.
Which she has never done ;
Yet arts that thrive at number five
Don’t take at number one!
35
NUMBER ONE.
It 9 vpry hard, and so it is,
To live in such a row,
And witness this, that every Miss
But me has got a beau.
For love goes calling up and down.
But here he seems to shun :
I'm sure he has been ask’d enough
To call at number one!
Now, all young maids, take my advice.
And listen to ray song.
And if a sweetheart you should want.
Don’t live at number one.
I’m sick of all the double knocks
That come to number four !
At number three I often see
A lover at the door ;—
And one in blue at number two,
Calls daily like a dun ;
It’s very bard they come so near,
And not to number one!
Mi’s Bell, I hear, has got a dear
Exactly to her mind,
By sitting at the window pane
Without a bit of blind.
But I go on the balcony.
Which she has never done ;
Yet arts that thrive at number five
Don’t take at number one!
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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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