The  gallows  grim  tbey've  raised  once  n
The  hangman  ready  stands,

And  all  to  slay  a  partridge  poor
That's  fallen  in  their  hands.
Tw-ixt  soldier  now  and  alguazil
The  cnlprit  forth  tliey  bear,

Whilst  him  with  grace  divine  to  fill
The  holy  Upers  glare.
I'm  bitten  by  the  frosty  air,

The  fleas  about  me  swarm ;
Unlo  the  great  house  I'll  repair.
And  there  myself  I'll  warm.
uxtx.
If  down  the  street,  my  friend,  thou  stray.
And  my  dear  wife  thou  meet,

I'm  plying,  say,  the  shears  all  day,
That  she  the  poi  may  heal.
)U  TOs^intkix.
Mango  me'  clialb  &mA  qpibr
Y  te  meqaelo  nncotdr.
Si  abillelas  con  mangae
Te  diftelo  mi  carlo.
Lit  tremoelia*'«0ardMa
GniUabela  el  oaloro :
Chasa  maogae,  aeai
Abillela  obasno.
LXXXII.
Abillela  la  rachi

Y  io  no  puedo  pirar,
lo  me  chalo  mirando
Q^  abillele  un  jundunar

Y  me  camele  marar.
LXXXIII.
Este  quer  jandela  minchi,
Acai  no  abillele  la  salipen ;
Mi  batus  camela  a  tun  dai
Mango  me  chalo  a  mi  quer.
LXXXIV.
La  Tomi  que  se  abillela
Debajo  delos  portates,
No  s^billela  con  tusa,
Que  i^ririltela  con  nrairgne.
RHYMES.
LXXX.
I  liaslen  boioe,  but  Icavo  with  thee

A  portioD  of  my  lieart.
But  if  tliou  bomc  vili  come  with  me

The  whole  1  will  impart


On  high  arose  the  moon  so  fair,
Tlie  Gypsy  'gaii  to  sing  :

I  sec  a  Spaniard  coming  there,
I  must  be  on  the  wing.
The  night  descends,  yet  I'm  afraid
Abroad  my  face  to  show ;

I  fear  to  meet  a  soldier  blade.
Who'd  kill  mp  at  a  blow.
UXXIII.
This  bouse  of  harlotry  doth  smell,

I  See  as  from  tlie  pest ;
Your  mother  likes  my  sire  too  well ;

To  hie  me  liome  ie  best

LXXXtT.
