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1. All in a morning very fair / As I rode out to take the air / I heard some to halloo clearly. / There rode the Duke of Buckingham, / And many a squire and yeoman came, / Dull sleep they had banished so early. / There was Dido, Spendigo / Gentry too, and Hero, / And Traveller that never looks behind him / Countess and Towler, / Bonny-lass and Jowler, / Were some of the hounds that did find him.