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[Music:
- gins a Bumper to the best, and winks at her of
all the rest, and squeez'd her by the Finger. Then
went the Glasses round, then went the Lasses down, each
Lad did his Sweet-heart own, and on the Grass did
fling her. Come all, great small, short, tall,
a - way to Stool Ball.
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