A Pleasant Dialogue betwixt Two Wanton Ladies of Pleasure; Or, The Duchess of Porsmouths woeful Farewell to her former Felicity.  
One Lady she Courageously stands in her own defence; The other now doth seem to bow, her Colours are displayed,  
Assuredly none can deny, the Words she speaks is sense: She is content, her mind is bend, still to maintain her Trade.  
Tune of, Tan tarra rara, tan tivee.  
 
 

BRave Gallants now listen and I will you tell  
with a fa, lafoy, lafoy, lafoy, fa, lafoy, lafoy,  
A pleasant discourse that I heard at Pell-mell,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
Between two fair Ladies of the wanton strain,  
The one to the other did sigh and complain,  
I wish I was over in France now again,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.   

Quoth Nelly I prithee who sent for thee here,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
'Tis you with a shame that put in for a share  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
O do you remember when I was dismayed,  
When you in attire was richly arrayed,  
Alas I poor Nelly was wronged in my trade,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.   

I pray now could you not your honour advance,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
With some noble Peer, in the Nation of France,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
Forsooth you must needs leave your country dear  
To utter your fine french Commodity here,  
But sorrow and trouble will bring up the rear,  
with a fa lafoy etc.   

Dear Nelly beloving and do not reflect,  
with a fa lafoy etc.  
But prithee now show me some civil respect,  
with a fa lafoy etc.  
For now I am in a most pitiful case,  
For shame will not let me uncover my face  
My honour is turned to a vail of disgrace.  
with a fa lafoy, etc.   

Quoth Nelly, pray send for the treasure again,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
That you did send over while you were in fame,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
Come, come, I must tell ye that you was too bold  
To send from this Nation such parcels of gold,  
In such kind of deal you must be controlled,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.   

No sweet Madam Nelly, you cannot deny,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
But you have had treasure as often as I,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
And yet must I only indeed be run down,  
By you that I value the least in the town,  
If I come in favour upon thee i'll frown,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.   

You drab of a Miss, I do hold you in scorn  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
I'd have you to know I am this Nation born,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
Your coming to England I hearty rue,  
Of many good bout I've been cheated by you,  
For which may a Thousand vexations ensue,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.   

No matter for that it was all my delight,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
But now I am in a most pitiful plight,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
Unfortunate Lady that now am denied,  
In this vail of sorrow my patience is tried,  
Sure this may be termed the downfall of pride,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.   

I'll warrant you thought it would never be day,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
But now you are utterly fell to decay,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
You are in a sad and deplorable state,  
You wander alone now for want of a Mate,  
You like an old Almanac quite out of date,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.   

No Nelly, I will not be clearly dismayed,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
I'll set a good face and will follow my trade,  
with a fa lafoy, etc.  
I shall have some trading I do make no doubt▪  
I'll have youthful damosels to ply on the scour,  
I'll play a small game now before i'll stick out,  
with a fa, lafoy, lafoy, lafoy, fa, lafoy, la.    

printed for ●. Deacon▪ in Guiltspur-street.