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Choyce Drollery

by J. Woodfall Ebsworth

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A Catch

18. An old house end, an old house end,
  And many a good fellow wants mon[e]y to spend.
       If thou wilt borrow
       Come hither to morrow
  I dare not part so soon with my friend[.]
  But let us be merry, and drink of our sherry,
  But to part with my mon[e]y I do not intend[.]
  Then a t—d in thy teeth, and an old house end.

[p. 71.]

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