A merry new jig. Or, the pleasant wooing betwixt Kit and Peg.  
To the tune of Strawberry leaves make Maidens fair.  
 
 M. 
WEll met fair Maid,  
my chiefest joy.  W. 
Alas blind fool,  
deceived art thou.  M. 
I prithee sweet Peg  
be not so coy.  W. 
I scorn to fancy  
such a Cow.  M. 
Thy beauty sweet Peg,  
hath won my heart.  W. 
For shame leave off  
thy flattery.  M. 
From thee I never  
mean to part.  W. 
Good lack how thou  
canst cog and lie!  M. 
For Peggy's love  
poor Kit will dye.  W. 
In faith what colour  
then shall it be?  M. 
In time my constant  
heart will try.  W. 
Then pluck it out,  
that I may see.  M. 
My life I will spend  
to do thee good:  W. 
Alas good sir,  
that shall not need.  M. 
For thee I will  
not spare my blood.  W. 
God send your Goslings  
well to speed.  M. 
Yet fain would I be  
thy wedded mate.  W. 
Alas good sir I am  
already sped.  M. 
What luck had I  
to come so late?  W. 
Because thou brought'st  
a calf from ●ed.  M. 
O pity me,  
sweet Peg I thee pray.  W. 
So I have done  
long time God wo●.  M. 
Why dost thou then  
my love denay?  W. 
Because I see  
thou art a sot.  

Now here doth follow a pleasant new Song Between two young Lovers that lasted not long. OR, The second part,  
To the same tune.  
 M. 
WHy Ich have wealth  
and treasure store.  W. 
And wit as small,  
as small may be.  M. 
A chain of Gold  
I might have worn.  W. 
A Coxcomb fitter had  
it been for thee.  M. 
Thou lov'st the Miller  
of the Glen.  W. 
What if I do,  
what is that to thee?  M. 
I will bang the Miller's  
love from him.  
And therefore wend,  
and gang with me.  W. 
Great boast small roast  
such brags will make:  
But if Tom Miller  
he were nigh,  
He would bang thee well  
for Peggy's sake,  
And like a Puppy  
make thee cry.  M. 
Yet kiss me now  
for my good will,  
And if any life  
thou meanest to save.  W. 
To give a kiss,  
I think it best,  
To rid me from  
a prating knave.  
Be packing hence  
you Rustic clown.  M. 
No haste but good  
I hope there be.  W. 
Take heed lest that  
I crack your crown  
For bussing Peg  
so saucily.  M. 
Nay in friendly sort  
now let us part,  
I pray thee sweet Love  
so let it be.  W. 
Adieu kind Kit  
with all my heart,  
I am glad I am rid  
of the company.  M. 
All you young men  
take Heed by me,  
That unto women  
set your mind.  
See that your Lover's  
constant be,  
Lest you be served  
in like kind.   Written by Valentine Hamdultun.  

Printed at London for H. Gosson.