Anonymous

“ So foot it out with toe and heel, pop goes the weasel.
Pop goes the weasel all admire, 'tis such a lively tric, sir,
Each play-house too, has got it out, the Surry and the Vic, sir;
The Pavilion, and the Standard too, the brittannia and the Eagle,
It is rare fun to see them kiss and dance, pop gees the weasel. ”

“ To lay alone is very hard and might bring on the measles
but when the young ones come to town I'm sure they'll blame the Weasel
So now my dear mamma's look out after your daughters
And get them married off at once or keep them in close quarters
Or else for all the care you took to get them past the measles
You'll have them falling deep in love & then pop goes the Weasel.
K. Hodges, Printer &c 26, Grafton Street, Soho
This work was published before January 1, 1929 and is anonymous or pseudonymous due to unknown authorship. ”