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{{block center/s}}</noinclude>The Seven ſhall take the Six,<br/>
{{em}}and the Six ſhall take the Five,<br/>
And we ſhall all be merry boys,<br/>
{{em}}as now we're all alive. Here's &c.


The five ſhall take the Four,<br/>
{{em}}and the Four ſhall take the Three,<br/>
And we ſhall all be merry boys,<br/>
{{em}}as now we all agree. Here's to you, &c.


The Three ſhall take the two,<br/>
{{em}}and the Two ſhall take the One,<br/>
And we ſhall all be merry boys,<br/>
{{em}}as now our ſong is done.<br/>
{{em}}{{em}}Here's to you Tom Broun, &c.
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{{center|CHARMING SALLY.}}

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{{di|C}}AN the weak taper's feeble rays,<br/>
Or lamp's tranſmit the ſun's bright blaze,<br/>
{{em}}Oh! no—Then ſay, how Shall I<br/>
In words, be able to expreſs<br/>
My love it burns to ſuch exceſs?<br/>
{{em}}I almoſt die for Sally.


When late I wandered o'er the plain,<br/>
From nymph to nymph I ſtrove in vain,<br/>
{{em}}My wild deſires to rally,<br/>
But now they're of themſelves come home,<br/>
And ſtrange! no longer ſeek to roam,<br/>
{{em}}They center all in Sally.
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