A copy of verses, containing, a catalogue of young wenches, which will be expos'd to sale by inch of candle, at the Cuckold's Coffee-House in Cucumber-Lane, and the Golden-Cabbage in Taylors-street. To the tune of, The forsaken lover. Licensed according to order.

A COPY of Verses , Containing , A Catalogue of young Wenches , which will be expos'd to Sale by Inch of Candle , at the Cuckold's Coffee-House in Cucumber-Lane , and the Golden-Cabbage in Taylors-street . To the Tune of , The Forsaken Lover .

Licensed according to Order .

I. GAllants I pray attend to this New Ditty ; Good News to you I send , young Lasses witty Will be expos'd to Sale by Inch of Candle ; As neat from Head to Tale , as Man can handle . II. The first in bonny Kate , a Broom-Man's Daughter , With whom a vast Estate will come hereafter ; It is , I 'll swear a Lease , Ten Pounds per Annum , Which comes at the decease of an Old Grannum . III. The next a Beauty bright , which Men admire , Who will both Day and Night grant your desire ; She came , I do declare , last Week from Dover ; As sweet a Lass as e're Man laid Leg over . IV. Young Bridget fine and gay , fit for promotion , She has I 'll tell you a White-Chappel Portion , Which is a Mark a year her Mother gave her ; Gallants I pray draw near , for you may have her . V. The next is Mistriss Joan , that famous Flower , Who wears it is well known , a topping Tower ; With Sumptuous rich Array , like a fair Lady ; Young Gallants come away , she 's ripe and ready . VI. Not far from Tunbolt-street , a Drovers Sister , She is young fair and sweet , thousands have kist her ; View but her Charming Brow , never stand arg'ing , She is I 'll swear and vow , a special bargain . VII . The next is Mistriss Nell , a fair young Creature , Living near Clarken-well ; but you may meet her At the afore-said place , with many other ; She is in right good Case to make a Mother . VIII . Would you injoy a Wit ? come to this Auction , There 's one that is right fit for a Concoction ; The most ingenious Mirth in her is carried , Only two at a Birth , and never Married . IX . Tell me what fault is this in a young Beauty , Can it be thought amiss , to learn their Duty ; Come she is fit for Game , before you buy her , Young Nancy is her Name , take her and try her . X. We have one strapping Maid , scarce one and twenty , Who by a Female Trade now lives in Plenty ; To change a single Life , young men don't fail her , She 'll make a Buxom wife for some poor Taylor .