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40 CHINESE MUSIC. FIFTH VERSE. GIRL( sings): ' I'll not send for him either, for I do not want him. If I invite a Buddhist priest, he will only be jingling and banging ; And I am afraid of jingling and banging. Heigh-ho ! heigh-ho i' D. W. (loq.): 'Shall I call in a Lama priest for you 1' SIXTH VERSE. GmL(sings): 'I'll not call him either, for I do not want him. If I send for a Lama, he will only be singing and chanting ; And I am afraid of singing and chanting. Heigh-ho! heigh-ho!' D. W. (loq.): 'Shall I call in an exorcist for you 1' SEVENTH VERSE. GmL( sings): 'I will not send for he:r either nor do I want , her. For if I called in an exorcist, she would repeat spells and incantations ; And I am afraid of spells and incantations. Heigh-ho ! heigh-ho !' D. W. (loq_.): 'You don't want this, and you don't want that; how did you get this sickness of yoms i' EIGH'rH VERSE. GmL( sings) : 'The third month, ah ! in the third month, At the 'pure and bright' period, When the peach blossoms were opening. And the willows were bursting forth into green, I met a young gentleman who was taking a spring stroll Heigh-ho! heigh-ho!' D. W. (lorz.): 'Spring stroll or not, what had that to do with youi' NINTH VERSE. GmL( sings): 'He loves me, for I am a fail' and beautiful girl · And I love h · t f . ' vm, oo, 01· he 1s young and a student, And I have spok ,, . en a iew word.s of love to him. Heigh-ho! heigh-ho!' D.W.(loq.): 'Love Ol' t l no ove, are you not afraid of your Pa.rents knowing it 1'