ABRIR PUNTO 22 - Biblioteca de la Universidad Complutense ...

It’s of an Easter morning at t}ae Spring time of the year,
Said tbe daugliter to the motíer as you shall quiclcly hear,
And as they vere a—vaflcing the maid began ta voy:
O 1 must and vilí get married, the fit’s carne on me noii.
You’re thinking of marx’ying, O bald your silí>’ tongue,
Yau want to get a husband, you are sorne years tao young,
~ sixteen years, dear motíer, axid that you must allow,
For 1 must and vilí get married, the £it’s come on me now.
Yau’re thinkinf of marx’ying, vhere shall you get a man?
O then replied the daugliter: Y can baste bouncing John,
He called me bis dear hone>’ as he sat milking bis coy,
And he said he laved me dearly, O the fit’s come on liii nav.
Suppose he would deceive >‘Oii as he las man>’ more?
O tíen replied the daugliter: I’ll try one dozen more:
There’s ruillers, brevex’s and bakers, there’s bays that follow
the plougli,
Fox’ 1 must anA 1 vilí get married, tbe fit’s an me nov.
B&S, pág. 266, la recoge de esta forma:
As 1 went aut one morning
To get the morning air,
Y saw a motitier talking
To her daug}ater fair.
Lol—i—trudam—trudam—i—dey
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