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Text and Tune: Pills To Purge Melancholy. The Clock had struck, faith I cannon tell what, First they Kiss'd, Zooks cry'd Hall, I can't but think, Buss'd him as if she'd have burnt him to Tinder; Thus they Woo, Damn'd Fate contriv'd now the Bargain to hinder Sissly had got a Cold I suppose, Harry, that Linnen too wanted I doubt, Scraping low, And tell her how much he was her adorer; Pray mark the lobe, And Breeches fell down to his Ankles before her. Sissly who saw him thus distrest, And with a sly and leering look, Fumbling he, What he discover'd, tho e'er he had ty'd all: for just before, And as the Devil would have't she had spy'd all. She gave him then so cold a Look, Discontent it plainly spoke; And running from him near a Mile, Too much haste, And topsy turvy she fell on her Pole with't: He seeing that But could not Cover her Cunt for his soul with't, Have you sot seen at Noon of Day, So Sissly shone with Beauty's Rays, Till at last Wide sprawling Legs were again set in order; But poor Hall, Stood just like one was found guilty of Murder, The God of Love, or else old Nick, To make the Bridegroom and the Bride; She grown coy, He getting from her cry'd "Zoons you'r a rouzer!" |
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