Cavalier Lyrics for Church And Crown
Cavalier Lyrics for Church And Crown
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Boy, bring more Christmas-Beer. " 6 9 €6e a^iife^ato's ^etogear anstoer- (To the same favourite Cavalier Tune of, Hey, boys, up go we !) " Ho ! Merry Boys, who Christmas keep A week or more together, Who quaff and sing, but never sleep, Whatever be the weather, We Milk-maids scorn, this New -Year Morn, To taste your vaunted cheer ; Our cans hold drink more sweet than horn Of ranting roarers' Beer.
" For shame ! ye rail at ' Female Toys, ' Because on sots they frown ; Men who can prize no rural ...joys Must rake and scoff in town. We are up before the Winter Sun Doth in the East appear ; Before he set, our toils are done, While you swill Christmas-Beer !
" Take this, our New-Year Gift, and be More just to womenkind ; We are not proud, but frank and free, To Lads who hit our mind. Come, help us lift our heavy pails, And call us • fair' and ' dear ' : We'll meet you then, next Whitsun ales— Though not with Christmas-Beer. " 70 " sherry Drollery" {Cavalier Song-book, 1 66 1, 1670. ) " Merry and Wise" the proverb bade us be : " Wise, " ruled the saintly, " but by no means Merry !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Boy, bring more Christmas-Beer. " 6 9 €6e a^iife^ato's ^etogear anstoer- (To the same favourite Cavalier Tune of, Hey, boys, up go we !) " Ho ! Merry Boys, who Christmas keep A week or more together, Who quaff and sing, but never sleep, Whatever be the weather, We Milk-maids scorn, this New -Year Morn, To taste your vaunted cheer ; Our cans hold drink more sweet than horn Of ranting roarers' Beer.
" For shame ! ye rail at ' Female Toys, ' Because on sots they frown ; Men who can prize no rural ...joys Must rake and scoff in town. We are up before the Winter Sun Doth in the East appear ; Before he set, our toils are done, While you swill Christmas-Beer !
" Take this, our New-Year Gift, and be More just to womenkind ; We are not proud, but frank and free, To Lads who hit our mind. Come, help us lift our heavy pails, And call us • fair' and ' dear ' : We'll meet you then, next Whitsun ales— Though not with Christmas-Beer. " 70 " sherry Drollery" {Cavalier Song-book, 1 66 1, 1670. ) " Merry and Wise" the proverb bade us be : " Wise, " ruled the saintly, " but by no means Merry !
What to read after Cavalier Lyrics for Church And Crown?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Woodfall Ebsworth to read onlineMoreLess
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