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R229176 MY Name it is Bougel a Boy. / As you may plainly see, quake, Swager away, &c. Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 27 Bougel a Boy. Bougel a Boy. ?-?

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MY Name it is Bougel a Boy. As you may plainly see, I walk up and down In my Morning Gown, And great is my misery. quake, Swager away, etc. A Glass of good Ale for me, A Glass of good Ale for me, A glass of good Ale And a pretty young Maid, To dandle her on my knee. quake, etc. As I went over the Bridge I met with a pretty young Miss, I first laid her down, And rufled her Gown, And Judasly gave her a Kiss. quack, etc. It is my delight for to see, A bonny Lass on my Knee, A bonny young Lass, That will Toss of her Glass, And welcome her Bougel a Boy. quack, etc. O Love should we part so soon, My Dear shall we part so soon We'll begin for to drink At the rise of the Sun, And we'll tarry & drink down the Moon. quack, etc. Come fill us up two Pots more For the drawer my Friend, You will find at the end, With a wink she will Blot out my Score. quacke, etc. My Land-lady she is got drunk, And so is the base Whore her maid O rot them and sink them They're always a thinking The Reckoning will never be paid quacke, etc. O your Trade I desire to know, With you I design for to go, I am a young Blade I Travel for Bread, I'm a Dealer blow high or low, quacke, etc. I am a young Maid you may see, That dearly loves Bougel a Boy, If he be a young Spark, Can kiss me in the Dark But see that you mettlesome be quack, etc. I sold my Maiden-head for a groat The never a half-penny more, I paun'd my new Gown, For the other two Crowns And I paid the Old Baud her score quacke etc.
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