Musa Pedestris - Three Centuries of Canting Songs - and Slang Rhymes [1536 - 1896] by John S. Farmer
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And slily to my fob repair, [4]
And leave me not a mopus there?-- [5] My mother. VI Who, as beneath her care I grew, Taught my young mind a thing or two, Especially the flats to do?-- [6] My mother. VII I'm blessed if ever I did see, So regular a trump as she: I own my virtues all to thee,-- My mother. VIII So hand, my pals, the drink about, My story and my glass are out, A bumper, boys, and with me shout-- My mother. [1: well-dressed man] [2: handkerchief] [3: made me cunning] [4: pocket] [5: penny] |
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