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Two pictures to him then was brought,
for him to choose his miss:
One was his mistresses picture,
He said, I will have this.

Then in short time, with impudence,
she came into the room;
And for to sit down by his side,
this thing she did presume:

With kisses sweet and pleasant talk,
they pass’d the time away;
At length two games at Frisky-huff,
he with her then did play.

As they were playing at the game,
Bow-bells did sweetly ring;
She said to him, methinks, to me,
it is a pleasant thing.

To hear how sweet Bow-bells do ring,
and how merrily they go;
His answer was to her again,
I love to hear them too.

O then of her he took his leave,
and did return his clothes,
To him that was the right owner,
and homeward straight he goes:

He had been at home for hours two,
before that she came in,
But little she did think or dream,
he knew where she had been.