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Me have me goosey a me yard, Me no call Barny clever. Go bring me goosey a me yard, Me no call Barny clever. Wheel me goosey make me see oh! Me no call Barny clever. |
Thick sour milk allowed to stand and curdle is called "barnyclebber" [Irish word, F.Y.P.].
CVI.
Here we have a reference to the too common practice of stealing, which is treated more as a joke than a crime:—
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Drill him, Constab, drill him; Drill him, Constab, drill him; She tief her mother shilling fe go buy Sapadilla. Buy Sapadilla, buy Sapadilla; You go an' tief the shilling fe go buy Sapadilla. Wheel him, Constab, wheel him; Wheel him, Constab, wheel him; Him tief him mother shilling fe go buy Sapadilla. |