Roxburghe Ballads volume 1
Roxburghe Ballads volume 1
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now marke what did befall, The young man threw the greatest cast, and brauely wonne they all. There was an Ewe, &c.
There were three good old women that would not be contrould, And each of them must take her cup, to keepe them from the cold. The one of them a Taylors wife, the other was a Weauer, The third a merry Coblers wife, that praid for dirty weather ; To sit and chat of this and that, it was then their hearts desire ; So long they staid till two were drunk, the third fell in the fire. Th...ere was an Ewe, &c.
The Piper pip't his wife a daunce, and there sprung vp a Rose ; The Cobler drunke strong Ale so long till he had wrong'd his Hose ; His wife came with a Broomstaffe, and strooke him on the head, That euery one did surely thinke the Cobler had beene dead : But being to his senses come, Choice of Inventions. 145 " sweet wife, " said he, " be quiet, This twelue months day lie take small Beere or water for my diet, " There was an Ewe, &c.
A man that hath a sluttish wife is in a beastly taking : And he that hath a cleanly wife is of another making ; He that hath a dogged wife my fancy cannot brooke, But he that hath a vertuous wife hath farre more better lucke : He that hath a drunken wife, that spends all at the Alehouse, Were better take a Cord in hand, and hang himselfe at the Gallowes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
now marke what did befall, The young man threw the greatest cast, and brauely wonne they all. There was an Ewe, &c.
There were three good old women that would not be contrould, And each of them must take her cup, to keepe them from the cold. The one of them a Taylors wife, the other was a Weauer, The third a merry Coblers wife, that praid for dirty weather ; To sit and chat of this and that, it was then their hearts desire ; So long they staid till two were drunk, the third fell in the fire. Th...ere was an Ewe, &c.
The Piper pip't his wife a daunce, and there sprung vp a Rose ; The Cobler drunke strong Ale so long till he had wrong'd his Hose ; His wife came with a Broomstaffe, and strooke him on the head, That euery one did surely thinke the Cobler had beene dead : But being to his senses come, Choice of Inventions. 145 " sweet wife, " said he, " be quiet, This twelue months day lie take small Beere or water for my diet, " There was an Ewe, &c.
A man that hath a sluttish wife is in a beastly taking : And he that hath a cleanly wife is of another making ; He that hath a dogged wife my fancy cannot brooke, But he that hath a vertuous wife hath farre more better lucke : He that hath a drunken wife, that spends all at the Alehouse, Were better take a Cord in hand, and hang himselfe at the Gallowes.
What to read after Roxburghe Ballads volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Hindley to read onlineMoreLess
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