Here are fine Golden Pippins; Who'll buy them, who'll buy? Nobody in London sells better than I! Who'll buy them, who'll buy? _Wash Ball, a Trinket, or a Watch, buy? Buy 'em, all cheap and all good!_ [Illustration: WASH BALL, TRINKET, OR WATCH.] Do ye want any Wash Ball or Patch.-- Dear ladies, pray, buy of me;-- Or Trinkets to hang at your Watch, Or Garters to tie at your knee? _Past twelve o'clock, and a cloudy morning! Past twelve o'clock; and mind, I give you warning!_ [Illustration: THE CITY WATCHMAN.] Past twelve o'clock, and a moonlight night! Past twelve o'clock, and the stars shine bright! Past twelve o'clock, your doors are all fast like you! Past twelve o'clock, and I'll soon be fast, too! _Young Lambs to sell! Young Lambs to sell! Young Lambs to sell! Young Lambs to sell!_ [Illustration: YOUNG LAMBS TO SELL.] Young Lambs to sell! Young Lambs to sell! Two a penny, Young Lambs to sell; If I'd as much money as I could tell, I wouldn't cry young Lambs to sell. _Buy my sweet and rare Lilies of the Valley? Buy of your Sally--Sally of our Alley?_ [Illustration: LILIES OF THE VALLEY.] In London street, I ne'er could find, A girl like lively Sally, Who picks and culls, and cries aloud, Sweet Lilies of the Valley. _Buy my young chickens! Buy'em alive, O! Buy of the Fowlman, and have 'em alive, O!_ [Illustration: BUY CHICKENS, YOUNG CHICKENS.] Buy my young Chickens, or a Fowl, well-fed, And we'll not quarrel about the price; 'Tis thus I get my daily bread: As all the year round my Fowls are very nice. _Green Peas, I say! Green Peas, I say, here, Hav'em at your own price--here! here!_ [Illustration: GREEN PEAS! BUY MY GREEN PEAS?] Sixpence a peck, these Peas are sold, Fresh and green, and far from old; Green Marrows, it is quite clear, And as times go, cannot be dear. _Hat Box! Cap Box! Boxes, all sizes; All good, and at very low prices._ [Illustration: HAT-BOX; CAP BOX.] Hat or Cap Box! for ribbons or lace, When in a Box, keep in their place; And in a Box, your favourite bonnet Is safe from getting things thrown on it. _Eels, fine Silver Eels! Dutch Eels! They are all alive--Silver Eels!_ [Illustration: EELS; FINE DUTCH EELS.] Eels, alive! fine Dutch eels, I cry, Mistress, to use you well I'm willing, Come step forth and buy-- Take four pounds for one shilling. _Plumbs, ripe Plumbs! Big as your thumbs! Plumbs! Plumbs! Big as your thumbs!_ [Illustration: PLUMBS; RIPE PLUMBS.] Plumbs, for puddings or pies, This noisy woman bawls; Plumbs, for puddings or pies, In every street she calls. _Buy a Purse; a long and a strong Purse! A good leather or a strong mole-skin Purse!_ [Illustration: BUY A PURSE.]