IV. Oats and beans and barley grows, You or I or any one knows, You or I or any one knows, Where oats and beans and barley grows. Thus the farmer sows his seed, Stamps his feet and claps his hands, And turns around to view the land. Waiting for a partner, Waiting for a partner, Now you are married, &c. [same as Much Wenlock.] —East Kirkby, Lincolnshire (Miss K. Maughan). V. Oats, beans, and barley grows, You or I or any one knows. Thus the farmer sows his seed, Thus he stands and takes his ease, Stamps his feet and folds his hands, And turns him round to view the lands. Oh! waitin’ for a partner, Waitin’ for a partner. Now you’re married, &c. [same as Much Wenlock.] —Winterton (Miss Fowler). VI. Oats and wheat and barley grows, You and I and every one knows Where oats and wheat and barley grows. As the farmer sows his seed, Folds his arms and takes his ease, Stamps his feet and claps his hands, And turns him round to view the land. Waiting for a partner, Waiting for a partner, Waiting for a partner, To open the ring And take one in. Now you’re married, &c. [same as Much Wenlock.] —Tean, North Staffs. (Miss Keary). VII. Oats and beans and barley grow, You and I and every one know; You and I and every one know That oats and beans and barley grow. Thus the farmer sows his seed, Thus he stands and takes his ease, Stamps his foot and claps his hands, And turns him round to view the land. Waiting for a partner, Waiting for a partner. Now you’re married you must obey, &c. [same as Much Wenlock.] —Brigg, Lincolnshire (Miss Barker). VIII. Oats and beans and barley-corns, you or I or any one else, You or I or any one else, oats or beans or barley-corns; Thus the farmer sows his seed, Thus he stands and takes his ease, Stamps his foot, and claps his hands, And turns him round to view the land. Waiting for a partner, waiting for a partner; Open the ring and take one in, Waiting for a partner. Now you’re married, &c. [same as Much Wenlock.] —Nottingham (Miss E. A. Winfield).