Chapter 4 of 7
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The History of the Catnach Press: at Berwick-Upon-Tweed, Alnwick and Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, in Northumberland, and Seven Dials, London · Charles Hindley
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A comely Wench but Coy.
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A Dainty Lass.
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E
Loved Eggs, and eat his fill.
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Was full and fat.
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G
Had Grace and wit at will.
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H
Wore a Gold Lace Hat.
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I
Stands for little Jackys name.
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K
For Kitty Fair.
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Loved Learning & got fame.
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Was his Mother dear.
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Was naughty & oft crying.
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O
An Only Child.
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Was pretty Peggy sighing.
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Q
Was a Quaker mild.
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R
Was Rude, & in disgrace.
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S
Stands for Sammy Still.
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For ever talked a-pace.
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V
Was fond of Veal.
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He watched the house & hall.
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