"Roger Dutton's going to fight,


In his doublet and his hose,
Who is wrong and whs is right


No one cares and no ono knows. -
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No one cares and no ono knows"
Hurra, hurra, for gay Roger Dutton ~
cried several voices, but several continued
to stretch and yawn; and one man, who
! had an awful headache from the quantity,
and variety of his potations, thought fit to
declare that he should like something to
eat.


by the backbone Of Judas, you must
fight for it, then,'' exclaimed Allan, the
harper but you will very soon have an
opportunity of roasting whole Welshman,
| if you like, and eat him, too-nobody will
stop you!'' A


"Ah, we shall find plenty Of provisions
in Rothelan," cried Roger Dutton, 6 of a
better quality than that. Never fear never
fear. Let us drub the WeIshmen but for
the sake of an appetite, and then well have
breakfast, and set the wine-tap running"


"Hurra for Roger Duttonn' cried a
dozen voices"


!" Roger Dutton's going to fight" sung
forth another.


"Beat your drum, Hall" cried third.


"Some one has stolen my hood 20 ex-
claimed fourth.


1t has crept away by itself!' cried a
companion.


The wind has blown it to pieces" !" re-
joined another, with laugh.
"No, no-there it is % cried one of the
fiddlers; don't you see Tom has got it on
a pole, and made banner Of it,"


6 It's the fiddler's banncr-it's the fd-
dler's bannerT!o cried number of voices.


"The barber's, more like" was the re.
ply, for it is mounted on pole."
ITO be continued.