%ISOlat1; %ISOlat2; %ISOnum; %ISOpub; ]> In came Jonnie Paterson / Louping like a Ladie, / OR, / The Souldiers Reel. University of California - Santa Barbara The Early Modern Center English Broadside Ballad Archive (EBBA) Director Patricia Fumerton Associate Director Carl G Stahmer ?-? Early Modern Center, University of California Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, CA 06/26/2014 34282

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T168453 IT fell about the Month of April / into the time of Lentran; Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 53 In came Jonnie Paterson / Louping like a Ladie, / OR, / The Souldiers Reel. In came Johnny Paterson Loping like a Laddie, OR, The Soldier's Reel. ?-?

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IT fell about the Month of April into the time of Lentran, There were three old Sogers, and they fell to the talking. They talked up, they talked down, till they came to the Border, We'll take a Pint of this small Beer; before that we go furder. And they sat down at the Sun set, sat till the Cocks were Crawing, They bred a strife among themselves, who of them should pay the Lawing. If ye be Sogers to your Trade, or to your Occupation; You's pay your Beer before you go, or else you's find me Caution. Before I find you Caution, for such a simple Sum, You and I'll the Battel try, before the Moon go down. And in came Jonnie Paterson louping like a Ladie, The first thing he got in his hand, it was an Eelock spadie, He lap about, he strake about, he strake with such a bensil, He gave the good man over the Crown, good-man take that for Hansill. In came Maggie Davidson was louping like a Lassie; She said Good man your in the wrong, or else your very saucie. Ye's get Kail and Cudpock, well bruilied on a Brander, Twenty Pints of good strong Ale well mixt with Corriander. The Corriander was so strong, it leap into their brows Sir, Before the morn at Sun rising, they heard some other news Sir. The Killing scrik'd, the Codline mourn'd, the Haddocks made great dool, We'll go no more to Ferrie Town to see the Sogers Reel.
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