| Buy a Purse; a long and a strong Purse! A good leather or a strong mole-skin Purse! |
Buy a Purse.
| Buy a Purse; a long and strong Purse, They’ll suit the young—they suit the old! To lose good money, what is worse? Yet it’s daily done for the want of a purse. |
| Kettles to mend! any Pots to mend? Daily I say as my way I wend. |
Kettles or Pots to Mend!
| Kettles to mend! any pots to mend! You cannot do better to me than send; Think of the mess when the saucepans run, The fire put out, and the dinner not done. |