The end will be the Mill ponds must be laded, To fish for white pots in a Country dance; So they that suffered wrong and were upbraded Shall be made friends in a left handed trance. [1.] There was three young men going to Lambeth along by the Water side, and the one plaid with the other, and they cast each others Cap into the water, in such sort as they could not get their Caps again: but over the place where their Caps were, did grow a great old tree, which did Cover a great deale of the Water. One of them said to the rest, Sirs, I have found out a notable way to come by them. First I will make myself fast by the middle, with one of your girdles unto the tree, and he that is with you shall hang fast upon my girdle, and he that is last shall take hold on him that holds fast on my girdle, and so with one of his hands he may take up all our caps and cast them on the sand. And so they did; but when they thought that they had been most secure and fast, he that was above felt his girdle slack, and said, Soft, sirs, my girdle slacketh; make it fast quickly, said they, but as he was untying it to make it faster they fell all three into the water, and were well washed for their pains. _Of Lynus borrowing._ _Lynus_ came late to me sixe crownes to borrow, [6.] And sware G-- d--- him, hee'd repai't to morrow. I knew his word as current as his band And straight I gave to him three crownes in hand; This I to give, this he to take was willing And thus he gain'd, and I sav'd fifteene shilling. =The Woman to the Plow= and The Man to the Hen Roost. Or, a fine way to cure a _Cot Quean_--. The Tune is, _I have for all good Wives a Song_.-- [7.] [Illustration]