[XVIII. Hoe who comes heere]
Hoe who comes here all alone with bagpiping
Hoe who comes here all alone with bagpiping &
drūming with bagpiping & drūming? O the
Morris tis I see; tis the Morris daunce a cōming. Hoe who comes
heere all alone with bagpiping & drūming, O the
Morris tis I see, tis the Morris, daūce a comming. Come Ladies
come come quickly, come away come I say, ô come, come
quickly, & see about how trim, how trim they daūce & trickly. and
see about how trim they daūce & trickly. Hey ther again hey ho ther again,
hey ho how y
e bells they shake it! now for our town hey ho, now for
our town ther & take it: now for our town hey ho, now for our town
& take it. Soft a while not a way so fast, they melt them: Piper, Piper,
Piper! be hāgd a while knaue, looke, y
e dauncers swelt thē, y
e daūcers
swelt thē. Out ther, out a while stand out you come to far, to far you come I
say in, ther giue the hobby horse more rome for to play in, ther giue
the hobby horse more rome to play in, more rome to play in.
