A Second Holiday for John Gilpin Or a Voyage to Vauxhall Where Though He Ha

John Oakman

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" 17 Then, getting all upon dry land, He to his Wife did say, t( My other hat, you know, my dear, " Was carried quite away : " But this, more honest, comes again ; " And when I get him home, " I'll keep him safe within a box, " That he no more shall roam. " Beneath his arm his hat he plac'd, ( You'll guess the reason why, ) In hopes, before he came away, Again it might be dry.
18 And in this state they march' d along, Unto the Garden gay ; Where he was vex'd to find that he Four shillings had t...o pay.
Yet scarcely had he pass'd the door, And to the place got in; When " Here's JOHN GILPIN !" all did roar, And all did laugh and grin.
The ladies, with the beaux and wits, Came crouding all around, And cried, " JOHN GILPIN, is it you, " Pray, whither are you bound ? ' f 19 JOHN answer'd not, but, with his Wife And Daughters, went along, To listen to the musick sweet, And hear a pretty song.
" O ! charming ! " cried the Misses both ; " Do, Mamma, Papa, hark ! '* I'm sure, O ! dear, that thrilling voice " Is sweeter than the lark.

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