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5.428 R234536 1 Dutch Womans Jigg Bartholemew Fair Dutch Woman's Jig ADzooks Ches went the 'other day to London Town,/ In Smithfield such gaizing, imprint unclear: 'LO<NDO>N: Printed by J. Wilkins, near the White-Friers Gate.' Pepys 5.428 Wing R1792[A] Pepys Library The Pepys ballads : facsimile volume Editor W.G. Day D.S. Brewer Cambridge [England] 1987 Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 5: 428 ROGER IN AMAIZE/ OR,/ The Countrey Mans Ramble through Bartholomew-Fair. ROGER IN AMAIZE OR, The Countrey Mans Ramble through Bartholomew-Fair. Roger in Amazement or, the Country Man's Ramble through Bartholomew-fair. 1/2 sheet oblong folio, folded, 182 x 235 cropped top edge, damaged surface Printer J. Wilkins 1684-1703 LONDON: Printed by J. Wilkins, near the White-Friers Gate. PBA

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I. ADzooks Ches went the 'other day to London Town, In Smithfield such gaizing, Zuch Thrusting and Squeezing, was never known. A Zitty of Wood some Volk do call it Bartledom Fair, But Ches zure nought but Kings and Queens live there. 2. In Gold and Zilver, Zilk and Velvet each was drest, A Lord in his Zattin Was bussy preating, amongst the rest. But one in Blue Jacket come, which some do Andrew call, Adsheart talk'd woundy wittyly to them all. 3. At last Cotzooks he made zuch sport I laugh'd a loud The Rouge being fluster'd He flung me a Custard, amidst the Crow'd. The Volk vell a laughing at me, then the Vezen zaid Be zure Ralph give it to Doll the Dary-Maid. 4. I zwallowed the affront, but staid no longer there, I Thrust and I Scrambled Till further I Rambled into the Fair Where Trumpets and Bagepips, Kettledrums Fiddlers were all at work And the Cooks zung here's your delicate Pig and Pork.
5. I look'd a round to zee the wonders of the Vair, Where Lads and Lasses With Pudding Bag Arses, zo nimble were. Heels over Head, as round as a Wheel they turned about, Old Nick zure was in their Breeches without doubt. 6. Most woundly pleas'd, I up and down the Vair did rang, To zee the Vine Varies Play all their Vigaries, I vow 'twas strange. I ask'd them aloud what Country little Volk they were, A Cross Brat answered me, che were Cockhold shire. 7. I Thrust and Shoud along as well as e're I could, At last did I Grovel Into a dark Hovel, where Drink was sold. They brought me Cans which cost a penny a peice adheart I'm zure Twelve ne're could vil a Country Quart. 8. Che went to draw her Purse to pay them vor their Beer, The Devil a Penny Was left of my Money Che'l vow and swear. They Daft my Hat vor a Groat then turn'd me out of doors, Adfwounds Ralph did ever zee zuch Rougs and Whores.
LO[NDO]N, Printed by J. Wilkins, near the White-Friers Gate.