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Young Harry wor a single chap	A
An wod have lots o' tin	B
An monny a lass had set her cap	A
This temptin prize to win	B
But Harry didn't want a wife	C
He'd rayther far be free	D
An soa escape all care an strife	C
'At wedded couples see	D
But when at last his uncle deed	E
An left him all his brass	F
'Twor on condition he should wed	G
Some honest Yorksher lass	F
Soa all his dreamin day an neet	H
Abaat what sprees he'd have	I
He had to bury aght o'th' seet	H
Deep in his uncle's grave	J
To tak a wife at once he thowt	H
Wor th' wisest thing to do	H
Soa he lukt raand until he browt	H
His choice daan between two	H
One wor a big fine strappin lass	F
Her name wor Sarah Ann	K
Her height an weight few could surpass	F
Shoo'r fit for onny man	K
An t'other wor a little sprite	H
Wi' lots o' bonny ways	L
An little funny antics like	M
A kitten when it plays	L
An which to tak he could'nt tell	N
He rayther liked 'em booath	O
But if he could ha pleased hissen	K
To wed one he'd be looath	O
A wife he thowt an evil thing	P
An sewer to prove a pest	H
Soa after sometime studyin	K
He thowt th' least wod be th' best	H
They sooin wor wed an then he faand	H
He'd quite enuff to do	H
For A'a shoo wor a twazzy haand	H
An tongue enuff for two	H
An if he went aght neet or day	H
His wife shoo went as weel	N
He gat noa chonce to goa astray	H
Shoo kept him true as steel	N
His face grew white his heead grew bald	H
His clooas hung on his rig	Q
He grew like one 'at's getten stall'd	H
Ov this world's whirligig	Q
One day he muttered to hissen	K
If aw've pickt th' lesser evil	N
Th' poor chap 'at tackles Sarah Ann	K
Will wish he'd wed the D l	N

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