north who do bullocks sell,
Know that he lodges their cattle quite well;
He has all the means to keep them clean & warm,
And shelter those creatures from rain & from storm
There's plenty of acres to give them full scope,
And plenty of feed if their mouths they will ope;
Their bellies they may most rapidly fill,
To give them a plenty I know is his will;
I have oft heard him say that he great pleasure take,
In providing for stock for each owner's sake,
And that he determines no pains he would spare,
To take care of cattle that's under his care;
Indeed I believe that all his friends find,
To afford satisfaction he's always inclin'd;
And all those that think proper at his house to stray,
Shall never have cause to complain when away:
He thanks all his friends for each favour that's past,
And hopes that each visit will not be the last;
His efforts to please them he'll strongly renew,
And each friend that call shall soon find it true;
Most fully determined such liquor to sell,
As all shall declare that they like it quite well;
I believe that in summer no spot is more fit,
To brace up the nerves to those that need it.
The air is so fine that it cherish the frame,
Besides there's another great pleasure I'll name,
But a very short mile and the journey is o'er,
Ere they can walk in at the Pine-apple door;
I mean for those friends who for pleasure do stray
That near is the distance as I have heard say,
I'm sure that no one will have cause to repine,
At the distance from Norwich when wheather is fine,
The garden produces such store sir in May,
As induce you to take some on going away;
Cucumbers and other things there you may buy,
So early I'm told as delighteth the eye,
To do it no pains nor expences he spare,
That Vince's good friends may have something that's rare;
Another thing early the Ladies to please,
He grows in the garden the sweetest of peas,
And if in the spring there are nice cooling showers,
The same time will send them the choisest of flowers,
The garden most people from Norwich invite,
As that is his pride and daily delight;
There are seats and good harbours your time to invite,
When smoaking your pipe to afford you delight,
The house tho' not gaudy is always kept clean,
Or at least I do say as mostly is seen;
He keeps lively fires in winter I'm told,
To keep h