%ISOlat1; %ISOlat2; %ISOnum; %ISOpub; ]> A NEW SONG of Mallinger, / OR, / The Female-Dear-Joy tricked of her Maiden-Head. University of California - Santa Barbara The Early Modern Center English Broadside Ballad Archive (EBBA) Director Patricia Fumerton Associate Director Carl G Stahmer 1700-1700 Early Modern Center, University of California Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, CA 07/16/2014 34300

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R180969 AS I went to Mallinger Fair / with my Battel of Bear, Ratting a Rew re rew re-rew re-rew, / Rating a Rew re-rew re-rew re-rew, / Fa re-rew re-rew re-reen / Fa re rew re rew re-reen, / Hay bew Hoi baen, / Ratting a rew. Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 68 A NEW SONG of Mallinger, / OR, / The Female-Dear-Joy tricked of her Maiden-Head. A NEW SONG of Mallinger, OR, The Female Dear Joy tricked of her Maidenhead. 1700-1700

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AS I went to Mallinger Fair with my Barrel of Bear, I met with young Peggie, who's Beautie was clear. Ratting a rew Ratting a Rew re rew re-rew re-rew, Rating a Rew re-rew re-rew re-rew, Fa re-rew re-rew re-reen Fa re rew re rew re-reen, Hay bew Hoi baen, Ratting a rew. Her Eyes they were black, and her Face it was clear; Her Lips was like Correll, and white was her hair. Ratting a rew, etc. Her Voice sounded sweetly as she went along, For she was singing a delicate Song. Ratting a rew, etc. Sweet Peggie said I, your Beauty's so bright, And your Voice is so sweet, makes me wish for delight. Ratting a rew, etc. My Dearest said I, let me kiss your white hand, And all that I have shall be at your Command. Ratting a rew, etc. Dear Peggie said I, to the Tavern let us go, A Bottle of Wine I will on thee bestow. Ratting a rew, etc. I will give thee fine Rigging and toping to wear, And a pair of new gloves at Mallinger Fair. Ratting a rew, etc. The more I did Court her, the more she was shey;
Till at length I resolved a Trick for to try. Ratting a rew, etc. Then I gave her a Kiss, and well pleased was she, And for to go with me she straight did agree: Ratting a rew, etc. Alas my Dear Peggie why are you so unkind, For we shal be Married when the D------ goes blind. Ratting a rew, etc. The sweetest Delight that is under the Sun, Is to lye by the Barrell and see the Tap run. Ratting a rew, etc. But when we had Drunken two Bottles of Wine, I found my Dear Mistriss both Loving and Kind. Ratting a rew, etc. I tipt her a Wenk, and backward she fell, And twenty weeks after her Belly did swell. Ratting a rew, etc. And twenty weeks after she sat down and cry'd, It's this I have gotten by strydling so wide. Ratting a Rew, Ratting a Rew re rew re-rew re-rew, Ratting a Rew re-rew re rew re-rew, Fa re rew re rew re-reen, Fa re rew re-rew re reen, Hay bew Hoi baen; Ratting a Rew.
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