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Pleasant and Diver tive. 321
THE Sun had loos'd his weary Team,
And turn'd his Steeds a grazing ;
Ten Fathoms deep in Neptunes Stream,
His Thetis was embracing :
The Stars they tripp'd in the Firmament,
Like Milkmaids on a May-day ;
Or Country Lasses a Mumming sent,
Or School Boys on a Play-day,
Apace came on the grey-ey'd Morn,
The Herds in Fields were lowing ;
And 'mongs-t the Poultry in the Barn,
The Ploughman's Cock sate crowing :
When Roger dreaming of Golden Joys,
Was wak'd by a bawling Rout, Sir ;
For Cisly told him, he needs must rise,
His Juggy was crying out, Sir.
Not half so quickly the Cups go round,
At the tapping a good Ale Firkin ;
As Roger, Hosen and Shoon had found,
And Button'd his Leather Jerkin :
Gray Mare was saddl'd with wondrous speed,
With Pillion on Buttock right Sir •
And thus he to an old Midwife ride,
To bring the poor Kid to light, Sir.
Up, up dear Mother, then Roger crys,
The Fruit of my Labour's now come ;
In Juggy V Belly it sprawling lies,
And cannot get out till you come :
I'll help it, crys the old Hag, ne'er doubt,
Thy Jug shall be well again, Boy ;
I'll get the Urchin as safely out,
As ever it did get in, Boy.
The Mare now bustles with all her feet,
No whipping or Spurs were wanting ;
At last into the good House they get,
And Mew, soon cry'd the bantling :
VOL. I. Y A
THE Sun had loos'd his weary Team,
And turn'd his Steeds a grazing ;
Ten Fathoms deep in Neptunes Stream,
His Thetis was embracing :
The Stars they tripp'd in the Firmament,
Like Milkmaids on a May-day ;
Or Country Lasses a Mumming sent,
Or School Boys on a Play-day,
Apace came on the grey-ey'd Morn,
The Herds in Fields were lowing ;
And 'mongs-t the Poultry in the Barn,
The Ploughman's Cock sate crowing :
When Roger dreaming of Golden Joys,
Was wak'd by a bawling Rout, Sir ;
For Cisly told him, he needs must rise,
His Juggy was crying out, Sir.
Not half so quickly the Cups go round,
At the tapping a good Ale Firkin ;
As Roger, Hosen and Shoon had found,
And Button'd his Leather Jerkin :
Gray Mare was saddl'd with wondrous speed,
With Pillion on Buttock right Sir •
And thus he to an old Midwife ride,
To bring the poor Kid to light, Sir.
Up, up dear Mother, then Roger crys,
The Fruit of my Labour's now come ;
In Juggy V Belly it sprawling lies,
And cannot get out till you come :
I'll help it, crys the old Hag, ne'er doubt,
Thy Jug shall be well again, Boy ;
I'll get the Urchin as safely out,
As ever it did get in, Boy.
The Mare now bustles with all her feet,
No whipping or Spurs were wanting ;
At last into the good House they get,
And Mew, soon cry'd the bantling :
VOL. I. Y A
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Description | Scottish songs and music of the 18th and early 19th centuries, including music for the Highland bagpipe. These are selected items from the collection of John Glen (1833 to 1904). Also includes a few manuscripts, some treatises, and other books on the subject. |
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Description | The Glen Collection and the Inglis Collection represent mainly 18th and 19th century Scottish music, including Scottish songs. The collections of Berlioz and Verdi collected by bibliographer Cecil Hopkinson contain contemporary and later editions of the works of the two composers Berlioz and Verdi. |
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