The Roxburghe ballads . ng to loose, he needs not a watch at his door. All you that are now, etc. 48 I ner was brought up for to lye, and therefore I tell you the truth,My ballads Id have you to buy, theyre fit for diversion of youth ;My pocket with Cole to encrease, let every young-man and maid, [Co?e of Wiomtn; Ejje iLonoon Craocgmang ILamcmatton for t&e proot=galitp of gig Wift, togtcij ootg oatlp pillage §10 |8ur0e* To the Tune op, The Spinning-Wheel. (See note on p. 21.)Licensed according to I Have a Wife, the mores my care, who like a gaudy peacock goes,In top-knots, patches, pow
The Roxburghe ballads . ng to loose, he needs not a watch at his door. All you that are now, etc. 48 I ner was brought up for to lye, and therefore I tell you the truth,My ballads Id have you to buy, theyre fit for diversion of youth ;My pocket with Cole to encrease, let every young-man and maid, [Co?e of Wiomtn; Ejje iLonoon Craocgmang ILamcmatton for t&e proot=galitp of gig Wift, togtcij ootg oatlp pillage §10 |8ur0e* To the Tune op, The Spinning-Wheel. (See note on p. 21.)Licensed according to I Have a Wife, the mores my care, who like a gaudy peacock goes,In top-knots, patches, powderd hair, besides she is the worst ofshrows ;Thisfillsmy heart with grief and care to think I must this burthenbear. Note.—In this best of all possible worlds it is difficult or impossible to get oncomfortably without the valuable institution of whipping. ]STemesis is if it does not convert hardened offenders, retributive justice soon makesthem smart, comforts the righteous souls of outsiders, and restores the balance thathad been disturbed. When the London Tradesman had grown rich by iniquities(such as are indicated mildly in The Clothiers Delight, on our p. 7), it wassoothing to the mind of the ballad-purchaser to remember that the wrong-doerpossessed a wife, who had power and will to make her husbands life miserable,scattering his wealth among her loose companions, and turning him to ridicule. The Invincible Pride of Women. 21 It is her forecast to contrive to rise about the hou
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