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rn To mak that lass mi wife. Shoo coom araand, an ligg'd her heead, Upon his heavin breast; An then shoo skriked, an off aw ran, But aw cannot tell the rest. They tuk me for, &c. They wedded wor, sooin after that, Aw thowt mi heart wod braik;-- It didn't,--soa aw'm livin on, An freeatin for her sake. But sweet revenge,--it coom at last, For childer shoo had three, An they're all marked wi' a finger pooast Whear it didn't owt to be. They tuk me for, &c. An Acrostic. H a! if yo'd nobbut known that lass, A w'm sure yo'd call her bonny; N oa other could her charms surpass, N oa other had as monny. A n ha aw lost mi peace o' mind, H ark! an aw'll tell if yor inclined. C awered in a nook one day aw set, R aand which wild flaars wor growin; O, that sweet time aw'st ne'er forget, S oa long as aw've mi knowin. T hear aw first saw this lovely lass; I n thowtful mood shoo tarried, "C ome be mi bride, sweet maid!" aw cried: "K eep off!" shoo skriked, "aw'm married!" Help Thisen. "Come, help thisen, lad,--help thisen!" Wor what mi uncle sed. We'd just come in throo makkin hay, To get some cheese an breead. An help misen aw did,--yo bet! Aw wor a growin lad; Aw thowt then, an aw fancy yet, 'Twor th' grandest feed aw'd had. When aw grew up aw fell i' love,-- Shoo wor a bonny lass! But bein varry young an shy, Aw let mi chonces pass. Aw could'nt for mi life contrive A thing to do or say, For fear aw should offend her, soa Aw let her walk away. But what aw suffered nooan can tell;-- Aw loved her as mi life! But dursn't ax her for the world To be mi darlin wife. Aw desperate grew,--we met,--aw ax'd For just one kuss,--an then, Shoo blushed, an shook her bonny curls, But let me help misen. It's varry monny years sin then,-- Mi hair's nah growin gray; But oft throo life aw've thowt aw've heeard That same owd farmer say,-- When in some fix aw've vainly sowt For aid from other men,-- "Tha'rt wastin time,--if tha wants help Pluck up, an help thisen." If th' prize yo long for seems too heigh, Dooant let yor spirits drop; Ther may be lots o' thrustin, but Yo'll find ther's room at th' top. Yo connot tell what yo can do Until yo've had a try; It may be a hard struggle, but Yo'll get thear, by-an-bye. Nah, young fowk, bear this in yor mind An let it be yor creed,
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