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The sixteenth a sheep-napper, whose trade is so deep, [22]

If he's caught in the corn, he's marked for a sheep [23]

The seventeenth a dunaker, that stoutly makes vows, [24]

To go in the country and steal all the cows;

The eighteenth a kid-napper, who spirits young men,

Tho' he tips them a pike, they oft nap him again.

Toure you well, etc.

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