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THS COMIC SONOSTBH.
A farmer rode by on his long-taii’d steed,
To ask what they would giro him for feed ;
Said he’d a good stock of the five-field breed.
But such a striped pig he never had seed.
Ki tu, di nu, eto.
The sign at the tent was “ Striped pig to be seen.
The wonder of Dedham, the four-legg'd brute
A fourpenny-bit they paid to get in,
Which piggy paid back in brandy and gin.
Ki tu, di nu, eto.
The Temperance men they felt rather sore ;
They thought the striped pig was a very great
But they told the keeper they’d no longer rail,
If he’d rig out his pig with a temperance tail.
The folks at the muster they all agreed,
That this was the pig for crossing the breed;
For he left his mark on every biped
That went in sober, that came out striped.
Ri tu, di nu, eto.
THS COMIC SONOSTBH.
A farmer rode by on his long-taii’d steed,
To ask what they would giro him for feed ;
Said he’d a good stock of the five-field breed.
But such a striped pig he never had seed.
Ki tu, di nu, eto.
The sign at the tent was “ Striped pig to be seen.
The wonder of Dedham, the four-legg'd brute
A fourpenny-bit they paid to get in,
Which piggy paid back in brandy and gin.
Ki tu, di nu, eto.
The Temperance men they felt rather sore ;
They thought the striped pig was a very great
But they told the keeper they’d no longer rail,
If he’d rig out his pig with a temperance tail.
The folks at the muster they all agreed,
That this was the pig for crossing the breed;
For he left his mark on every biped
That went in sober, that came out striped.
Ri tu, di nu, eto.
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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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