The London-Spy Compleat In Eighteen Parts By the Author of the Trip to Jamaica [i.e. Edward Ward] |
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[Fie! You great Looby John] |
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[Fie! You great Looby John]
Fie!
You great Looby John;
Pray-now let me alone.
If you won't let me Rest,
Now a Body is Drest,
Be gone about your Business.
Pray-now let me alone.
If you won't let me Rest,
Now a Body is Drest,
Be gone about your Business.
Never Stir, let me go,
Don't you Rumple me so;
Hold your Hand you great Cur,
If you think I'm a Whore,
Be gone about your Business.
Don't you Rumple me so;
Hold your Hand you great Cur,
If you think I'm a Whore,
Be gone about your Business.
Nay, I Vow and Protest,
I will not be in Jest;
Why you Ugly Damn'd Devil,
If you will not be Civil,
Be gone about your Business.
I will not be in Jest;
Why you Ugly Damn'd Devil,
If you will not be Civil,
Be gone about your Business.
O Dear! Nay, I Vow.
Why, where are you now?
O L**d I'm undone;
You will kill me anon,
Go on about your Business.
Why, where are you now?
O L**d I'm undone;
You will kill me anon,
Go on about your Business.
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