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<DATE>2008-10-03</DATE>
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<NAME>John Pas</NAME>
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<ITEM>Proofed and reviewed as part of batch B080843.pdcc.</ITEM>
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<HEAD><HI>The Loves of</HI> Jockey <HI>and</HI> Jenny: OR, The Scotch Wedding. A mo&s;t plea&s;ant New Song.</HEAD>
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<L>AH! <HI>Jenny Gin,</HI> your Eyn do kill,</L>
<L>you'l let me tell my pain;</L>
<L>Guid Faith I&s;e lov'd again&s;t my will,</L>
<L>but wou'd not break my Chain:</L>
<L>I eance was call'd a bonny Lad,</L>
<L>till that fair face of yours,</L>
<L>Betray'd the freedom once I had,</L>
<L>and all my blither hours.</L>
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<L>And now, wey's me like winter looks,</L>
<L>my fa<GAP DESC="illegible" EXTENT="1 letter">ed &s;howring ey'n;</L>
<L>And on the banks of &s;haddowing Brooks,</L>
<L>I pa&s;s the tedious time:</L>
<L>Ile call the &s;treams that glide &s;oft on,</L>
<L>to witne&s;s if they &s;ee,</L>
<L>On all the banks they glide along,</L>
<L>&s;o true a &s;wain as me.</L>
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<SPEAKER>Jockey.</SPEAKER>
<L>Wey's me, can <HI>Jenny</HI> doubt my love,</L>
<L>when au the La&s;&s;es &s;ee,</L>
<L>That I done flight each mikle Dove,</L>
<L>and langui&s;h but for thee?</L>
<L>I'&s;e have Five Acres of good Lond,</L>
<L>both Sheep and muckle Kine;</L>
<L>And au for <HI>Jenny</HI> to Command,</L>
<L>&s;weet <HI>Jenny</HI> then be mine.</L>
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<SPEAKER>Jenny.</SPEAKER>
<L>Wey's me when <HI>Jockey</HI> hens my &s;tore</L>
<L>he's will repent his pain;</L>
<L>And au his mickle &s;uit give o're,</L>
<L>poor <HI>Jenny</HI> he'l di&s;dain,</L>
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<SPEAKER>Jockey.</SPEAKER>
<L>Now by this bla&s;ted Oak I &s;wear,</L>
<L>I'&s;e cannot chu&s;e but moan:</L>
<L>Does <HI>Jenny</HI> think I'&s;e love for Geer,</L>
<L>ne 'tis her &s;elf alone.</L>
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<L>I&s;e have a pail to milk the Ews,</L>
<L>two Di&s;hes and four Spoon;</L>
<L>Be&s;ides Chee&s;e-Fats the Curds to &s;crue</L>
<L>a Pat and two new Shoon:</L>
<L>A Ladle, Spit and Dripping-Pan,</L>
<L>two Stools and one Straw-Bed;</L>
<L>On which poor <HI>Jockey</HI> wad full fain</L>
<L>get <HI>Jennys</HI> Maiden-head.</L>
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<SPEAKER>Jenny</SPEAKER>
<L>Nay if mine <HI>Jockey</HI> be &s;o &s;tor'd,</L>
<L>we's ne no more to buy;</L>
<L>Geud faith I'&s;e have a muckle hoard,</L>
<L>that will the re&s;t &s;upply:</L>
<L>I'&s;e have two Chee&s;es made of whey,</L>
<L>a Pudding Tub and Pan;</L>
<L>To fry Tripe on the Wadding-day,</L>
<L>if <HI>Jockey</HI> be the Man.</L>
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<L>Geud faith, &s;ince <HI>Jenny's</HI> pleas'd to ble&s;s</L>
<L>her Love-&s;ick humble Swain;</L>
<L>I'&s;e by this &s;hade do now profe&s;s,</L>
<L>I'&s;e con&s;tant will remain:</L>
<L>Yea, byth agreement now I'&s;e &s;wear,</L>
<L>I'&s;e auways loving prove:</L>
<L>So that each La&s;s &s;hall envy her,</L>
<L>to &s;ee how well I'&s;e love.</L>
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<L>If <HI>Jockeys</HI> Riches will not do,</L>
<L>thy <HI>Jenny</HI> will not fail,</L>
<L>To take her Kettle and go Brew</L>
<L>a cragg of Nappy Ale:</L>
<L>A &s;trike of Mault with pain and care,</L>
<L>well Hou&s;wiv'd may do well;</L>
<L>'Tis &s;tock enough for we poor Folk,</L>
<L>that Brew good Ale to &s;ell.</L>
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<SPEAKER>Jenny.</SPEAKER>
<L>Then let us gang to muckle <HI>Iohn,</HI></L>
<L>that he may tye the Knot;</L>
<L>That I your joys may ha&s;ten on,</L>
<L>&s;in, 'tis kind <HI>Jockeys</HI> Lott:</L>
<L>With au his heart <HI>Jockey</HI> will gang,</L>
<L>and happy &s;hall he be:</L>
<L>To hugg his <HI>Jenny</HI> au night long,</L>
<L>in mickle mirth and glee.</L>
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<L>Then good &s;ir, <HI>Donkin,</HI> by your leave,</L>
<L>a Wadding we mun have;</L>
<L>Do&s;t &s;ee the Skippets and Belloons,</L>
<L>with Lads and La&s;&s;es brave?</L>
<L>I'&s;e <HI>Jockey</HI> take thee <HI>Jenny</HI> true,</L>
<L>to be my wadded Wife;</L>
<L>For&s;ake my Loons and Lubber-Loons,</L>
<L>to plea&s;e thee all my life.</L>
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<TRAILER>FINIS.</TRAILER>
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<P><HI>Printed for <HI>P. Bro<GAP DESC="illegible" EXTENT="1 letter">ksby,</HI> at the Golden-Ball, in We&s;t-&s;mithfield.</HI></P>
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