It's Aof a jolly beggarman came Dtripping o'er the Eplain

He Acame unto a Dfarmer's door a Alodging for to Egain

The Afarmer's daughter she came down and Dviewed him cheek and Echin

She Asays, He is a Dhandsome man. I Apray you take him Ein

He Awould not lie within the barn nor Dyet within the Ebyre

But Ahe would in the Dcorner lie down Aby the kitchen Efire

o Athen the beggar's bed was made of Dgood clean sheets and Ehay

And Adown beside the Dkitchen fire the Ajolly beggar Elay

The Afarmer's daughter she got up to Dbolt the kitchen Edoor

And Athere she saw the Dbeggar standing Anaked on the Efloor

He Atook the daughter in his arms and Dto the bed he Eran

Kind Asir, she says, be Deasy now, you'll Awaken our goodEman

Now Ayou are no beggar, you Dare some gentleEman

For Ayou have stolen my Dmaidenhead and AI am quite unEdone

I Aam no lord, I am no squire, of Dbeggars I be Eone

And Abeggars they be Drobbers all, so Ayou're quite unEdone