FANNY.

Well, John, I'm sure I little thought to vind

That you had ever sich a jealous mind.

What then! I s'pose that I must be a dummy,

An' mussen goo about nor wag my tongue

To any soul, if he's a man, an' young;

Or else you'll work yourzelf up mad wi' passion,

An' talk away o' gi'èn vo'k a drashèn,

An' breakèn bwones, an' beäten heads to pummy!

If you've a-got sich jealous ways about ye,

I'm sure I should be better off 'ithout ye.

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