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he play wur soon ended, and then forty thieves they com'd in all so funny, suppose it was some of the men that had diddl'd me out of my money, Rum ti, &c.

o in town as I'd not long to stay, I resolved to see all I could sirs, and I went once again to the play, where I paid for a seat tho' I stood sirs. common Garden, I think was the spot, and some beautiful posies they shew there, And if oft to come here was my lot, I as oft would be tempted to go there.

There wur one fellow walk'd on the stage said he newly just com'd out o' Yorkshire y gum he put me in a rage, he made game o' our country talk sir, Folk call'd him a comical lad, but for what I declare I can't tell sirs; never seed nothing so bad, I'd ha' done it-aye better myself sirs. Rum ti, &c

Paddy's Trip to London

WHEN I took my departure from Dublin's ſweet town. And for England's own ſelf through the ſeas I did for ſeven long days I was toſs'd up and down, (plow, Like a quid of chew'd hay in the throat of a cow; When afra d off the deck to the ocean to flip, Sir, clung like a cat, a faſt for to keep Sir,