| |young man. | | 25.| — |Pray tell me the name | — | | | |of your young man. | | | 26.| — | — | — | | 27.| — | — |A waiting for to come.| | 28.| — | — | — | | 29.|To take you up the | — | — | | |garden. | | | | 30.|Suppose this young man| — |Suppose he were to | | |was to die. | |die. | | 31.| — | — | — | | 32.| — | — | — | | 33.|And leave the girl a | — |And leave his wife a | | |widow. | |widow. | | 34.| — | — | — | | 35.|Bells would ring, cats| — | — | | |would sing. | | | | 36.| — | — |Come all ye pretty | | | | |fair maids. | | 37.|So we’ll all clap | — |Come clap your hands | | |hands together. | |together. | | 38.| — | — | — | | 39.| — |Don’t you think [   ] | — | | | |a nice young man? | | | 40.| — |Don’t you think [   ] | — | | | |as handsome as he? | | | 41.| — |Then off with the | — | | | |glove, on with the | | | | |ring. | | | 42.| — |You shall be married | — | | | |when you can agree. | | | 43.| — | — | — | | 44.| — | — | — | | 45.| — | — | — | | 46.| — | — | — | +----+----------------------+----------------------+----------------------+