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There was a fair maid of Islington, as I've heard many tell
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And she was going to London town, her pears and apples to sell
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As she was going along the road, a vintner did her espy
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âWhat shall I give, fair maid,â says he, âone night with you to lie?â
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âOh, what shall I give, fair maid,â says he, âone night with you to lie?â
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âIf you would lay with me one night, you must give to me five pounds.â
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âA match, a match,â the vintner said, âso let this go round.â
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When he had lain with her all night, her money she did crave
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âNo, oh no,â the vintner says, âthe Devil a penny you'll have!â
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âOh, no, oh no,â the vintner says, âthe Devil a penny you'll have!â
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This maid she made no more ado, but to the justice went
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âThis vintner hired a cellar of me and he will not pay the rent.â
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So straight the justice for him sent and asked him the reason why
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That he would pay the maid no rent, to which he did reply
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âAlthough I hired a cellar of her and the possession was mine
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I never put anything into it, but one small pipe of wine.â
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This maid she being ripe of wit, she straight replied again
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âThere lay two butts at the cellar door, why didn't you roll them in?â
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âThere lay two butts at the cellar door, why didn't you roll them in?â
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The justice told the vintner plain, if he a tenant be
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He must expect to pay the rent, he could not sit rent-free
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And when the maid her money got, she put it all in her purse
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And clapped her hand on the cellar door and said it was none the worse
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She clapped her hand on the cellar door and said it was none the worse
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