(By R—b—t S—th—y.)
"There standyth on the one tide of Dunoon, a hill or moleock of passynge steepnesse, and right slipperie withal; wherepon in gaye timet, ye youths and ye maidens of that towne do exceedingly disport themselvet and take their pleasaunce; runnynge both uppe and downe with great glee and to the much endangerment of their fair nekkes."
Kirke's Memoirs
OW do the Daughters
Come down at Dunoon?
Daintily:—
Gingerly