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AT Backworth sung till echo rung	A
A bard whose feelings were	B
In what to young and old he sung	A
Of little Dolly Dare	C
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'Tho' Lizzy's sweet and Polly's neat	D
And Fanny she is fair	C
There's truly none was never one	E
So blithe as Dolly Dare	C
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In doors and out she stirs about	F
As if she felt aware	C
By labour glows more red the rose	G
That dowereth Dolly Dare	C
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A duty here with forehead clear	H
With grace a duty there	C
She'll do and do what very few	I
Can do will Dolly Dare	C
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She knitting will a ditty trill	J
And to an olden air	C
The needles bright dance left and right	K
Of sweet tongued Dolly Dare	C
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Beneath her touch its power is such	L
As bright as palace rare	C
The cottage seems and in it gleams	M
A Queen in Dolly Dare	C
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The pots and mugs and pans and jugs	N
Into their places fare	C
And clearer glow and dearer grow	O
When touched by Dolly Dare	C
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The bread she bakes the beds she makes	P
And up and down the stair	C
On tripping toe will dancing go	O
The tidy Dolly Dare	C
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To words of mirth she scours the hearth	Q
While in his easy chair	C
Old Robin lies and smoking eyes	R
With pride his Dolly Dare	C
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Her pail to fill she'll to the rill	J
Or to the well and there	C
Doth clearly see Truth's self for she	S
Therein sees Dolly Dare	C
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Tis thus away she'll while the day	T
And then to me repair	C
When envy smit the moments flit	U
O'er me and Dolly Dare '	-
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The bard his song so sung and long	V
Tho' plain his verses were	B
Wagged every tongue with what he sung	A
Of little Dolly Dare	C

Joseph Skipsey

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