Crafty squire's garland/The Betray'd Lover

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The Crafty Squire's Garland (18th century)
The Betray'd Lover
3281078The Crafty Squire's Garland — The Betray'd Lover18th century

the Betray'd Lover.

HOW happy were my days till now?
I ne’er did ſorrow feel;
I roſe with joy to milk my cow;
or take my ſpinning wheel.

My heart was lighter than a fly;
like any bird I ſung,
till he pretended love, and I
believ’d his flatt’ring tongue.

Oh! the fool the ſilly ſilly fool;
who truſts what man may be!
I wish I was a maid again;
and in my own country.

FINIS.









[Printed by J.Chalmers & Co Caſtlestreet Aberdeen.]










This work was published before January 1, 1929, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.

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