Popular Rhyme

The following lines very forcibly express the condition of many a "country milkmaid," when influence or *other considerations* render her incapable of giving a final decision upon the claims of two opposing suitors. They are well known in this district, and I have been induced to offer them for insertion, in the hope that if any of your correspondents are possessed of any variations or additional stanzas, they may be pleased to forward them to your interesting publication. "Heigh ho! my heart is low, My mind runs all on *one*; W for William true, But T for my love Tom."