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She had but one eye, one arm, and one leg, But a monstrous handsome wooden peg!

Spoken.) But the leg and the harm were two to                 one in my favour, and the eye, you know, enabled                  me to get of the blind side of her.                                   Fal, &c.

She'd one golden guinea, one silver crown, One hat, one cap, one cloak, one gown; One table, one chair, one three-legged stool, One bason for holding gooseberry fool!

Spoken.) And I am monst'rous fond of that;                 it's the pleasantest kind of fool there is--I wish I                  had a large boson full now, I would so--                                   Fal, &c.

One kettle she had without a spout, One saucepan with the bottom out; One knife, fork, spoon, one dish, one plate, One ladle with which she broke my pat! Spoken.) She wasn't content with making an                 impression upon my heart, but she must make one                  on my head too; and she did give me such a--                                      Fal, &c.

The Fiddler Boy. AIR.-The Minstrel Boy.

The Fiddler's Boy to the fair is gone, In a rattling booth you'll find him.