...lady dear, arise ! Open, to keep the sun in awe, Thy pretty pinking* eyes : And, having stretcht each leg and arm, Put on your clean white smock, And then,...an early lark. TOP. I wish my voice Were worthy of your ladyship's ears. I should Have chosen some sad note to plead a pardon For my late breach of manners...

...on your clean white smock, And then, I pray, to keep you warm, A petticoat on dock. Arise, arise I why should you sleep, When you have slept enough ?...an early lark. TOP. I wish my voice Were worthy of your ladyship's ears. I should Have chosen some sad note to plead a pardon For my late breach of manners...

...lady dear, arise ! Open, to keep the sun in awe, Thy pretty pinking* eyes : And, having stretcht each leg and arm, Put on your clean white smock, And then,...an early lark. TOP. I wish my voice Were worthy of your ladyship's ears. I should Have chosen some sad note to plead a pardon For my late breach of manners...

...Kitchen-stuff.' The shops were opened long before, And youngest prentice goes To lay at 's mistress' chamber-door His master's shining shoes. Arise, arise...mace will do no harm. Arise, arise ! When you are up You 'll find more to your cost — For morning 's-draught in caudle-cup, Good nut-brown ale and toast....

...before, And youngest prentice goes To lay at 's mistress' chamber-door His master's shining shoes. 107 Arise, arise ! Your breakfast stays — Good water-gruel...mace will do no harm. Arise, arise ! When you are up You 'll find more to your cost — For morning's-draught in caudle-cup, Good nut-brown ale and toast....