Dandy---o (2)/Tippet is the dandy---o

TIPPET IS THE DANDY—O!

THERE is a chambermaid
⁠lives into the south;
So tight, so light, so neat,
⁠so gay, so handy,—O!
Her breath is like the rose,
⁠and the pretty little mouth
Of pretty little Tippet
⁠is the Dandy—O!

Never could I clasp the waist
⁠of Sukey, Sal, or Peg,
Their arms so red, their ugly
⁠legs so bandy—O!
But slim and taper is the waist,
⁠the neat and pretty leg
Of pretty little Tippet
⁠is the Dandy—O.

Little Tippet of the south,
⁠if she gives me but a smile,
Cheers the cockles of my skipping
⁠heart like brandy—O!
Each part, each limb, each look,
⁠would any one beguile,
But take her altogether
⁠she’s the Dandy—O!

Each part, each limb, each look,
⁠would any one beguile, &c.