...Englishman, when our good king was there, Came often unto her, and loued herdeare : But still she replide, ' Sir, I pray let me be ; Gif ever I have a man, Blew cap for me.' " After this, a Welshman, a Frenchman, an Irishman, a Spaniard, a German, and a Netherlander,...

...Englishman, when our good king was there, Came often unto her, and loued her deare : But still she replide, ' Sir, I pray let me be ; Gif ever I have a man, Blew cap for me.' " After this, a Welshman, a Frenchman, an Irishman, a Spaniard, a German, and a Netherlander,...

...ne'er heard. Was reckon her pedigree, long before Prute, No body was by hur that can her confute : But still she replied, " Sir, I pray let me be ; Gif ever I have a man, Blew-cap for me." A Frenchman that largely was booted and spurr'd, Long lock't with a ribbon,* long points and breeches,...

...Quoth he, " I do love you, by fate and by trote, And if you will have me, experience shall shote ;" But still she replied, " Sir, I pray let me be ; Gif ever I have a man, Blew-cap for me." SECOND PART. A dainty spruce Spaniard, with hair black as jet, Long cloak with round cape, a long rapier...

...itches : " You be pritty wench, mitris, par ma foy ; Begar me doe love you, then be not you coy :" But still she replied, " Sir, I pray let me be ; Gif ever I have a man, Blew-cap for me." An Irishman, with a long skeane in his hose,* Did think to obtain her it was no great matter, TJp-stairs...

...itches : " You be pritty wench, mitris, par ma foy ; Begar me doe love you, then be not you coy :" But still she replied, " Sir, I pray let me be ; Gif ever I have a man, Blew-cap for me." An Irishman, with a long skeane in his hose,* Did think to obtain her it was no great matter, Up-stairs...

...Quoth he, " I do love you, by fate and by trote, And if you will have me, experience shall shote;" But still she replied, " Sir, I pray let me be; Gif ever I have a man, Blew-cap for me." SECOND PART. A dainty spruce Spaniard, with hair black as jet, Long cloak with round cape, a long rapier...

...wench, Mistris, par ma foy ; Be gar, me doe loue you, then be not you coy." But still she replide, " Sir. I pray let me be ; Gif ever I have a man, B lew-cap for me." An Irishman, with a long skeane in his hose, did tinke to obtaine her it was no...

...fencing could not get the Lasse ; She deny'd him so oft, that he wearyed was ; For still she replide, " Sir, I pray let me be; Gif ever I have a man, A Netherland Mariner there came by chance, whose cheekes did resemble two rosting Pomwaters ; To this...

...abandon this Country so cold, I'll sho-w theefaire Spaine, and much Indian gold." But stil she replide, " Sir, I pray let me be ; Gif ever I have a man, Blew-cap for me." A haughty high German of Hamborough to-wne, a proper tall gallant, -with mighty mustachoes ; He -weepes...