%ISOlat1; %ISOlat2; %ISOnum; %ISOpub; ]> THE MILKING PALE / AN EXELENET NEW SONG Much In REQUEST 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 07/02/2021 36852

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R229185 1 NONE Milkmaids, The; The Merry Milkmaids; The Milking Pail YE Nimphs and Silvian Gods / That loves green Fieldls, and woods Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 34 THE MILKING PALE / AN EXELENET NEW SONG Much In REQUEST THE MILKING PAIL AN EXCELLENT NEW SONG Much In REQUEST ?-?

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YE Nimphs and Silvian Gods That loves green Fieldls, and woods And Spring newly born herself doth adorn: With fflours and Blumey Buds Come Sing to the Praise while flocks do grase In yonder Pleasant Vaille: Of those that Chouse ther sleep to loose And in cold dews with cloutet shows That carries the Milking pale. (2) The godess of the morn with blushes they adorn And take the fresh Air whil Linnits Prepare A consort on each green Thorn The Black-bird and the Thrush one every bush And the charming Nightingale In a merry Vain Ther Throats do strain To entertain The Jolly Train That carryes the Milking Pale (3) When cold black Winds do roar And Flowrs can Spring no more The fields that were seen so pleasant and green By winter all Candid o're Oh! how the town Lass Looks with her white face And her Lips of deadly pale But it is not So With those that go thrugh frost and Snow With Checks that Glow, And carry the Milking Pale (4) The Miss of courtly mould Adornd with pearl and Gold With washe and Paint Her Skin does so taint Sh'es withered befor sh'es old
Whilst She in commod Puts on a cart-load And with cushions Pumps her tayle What Joys are found In russet Gown Young plump and round And sweet and sound, That carryes the Milking Peal [5) The Girles of Venus Game That Venturees helth and faime In practising feates, With Colds and with Heats Makes Lovers grow blind and Lame[?] If Men were So-wise, To Value the price, Of the Warrs most fit for Sale What Store of Bose Would daub their Cloaths To save a Nose, By following those, That carries the Milking Pale. (6) The Countrie Lade is free From fears and Jealusie Whels upon the Green He often is seen With his Lasi upon his Knee With Kisses most Sweet He does her treat And swears sh'el never grow steall But the London Lass, In every place with her brazn face Dispises the Grace Of those of the Milking Pale
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