The New Vocal Miscellany. Containing near 200 Songs [T179110] [ECCO]

DMI number:

32

Volume Number:

1 of 1

ESTC number:

T179110

EEBO/ECCO link:

CW116158050

Shelfmark:

BOD Harding C 2214.

Full Title:

The NEW | Vocal Miscellany. | Containing near 200 | SONGS, | Collected from the Writings of the | most celebrated Wits of the last | and present Age. | [rule] | In Three PARTS. | [rule] | I. The Delights of the Bottle: or, Drinking Songs. | II. The Ladies Delight: or, Love Songs. | III. Songs Comical, Humourous and Diverting. | [rule] | [ornament] | [rule] | [i]LONDON:[/i] | Printed and Sold by the Booksellers of [i]London[/i] and | [i]Westminster[/i]. (Price bound one Shilling). Printed and Sold by the Booksellers of London and Westminster.

Place of Publication:

London

Genres:

Collection of songs

Format:

Duodecimo

Price:

Bound, 1 shilling.

Pagination:

0

Comments:

Date uncertain: after 1729? Olis records it as 1733?. ESTC records it as 1750?. CBEL records it as 1730. Part I: pp. 1-48 Part II: pp. 49-96 Part III: pp. 97-136. No sheet music - i.e. song-book without music.

Other matter:

Preface pp. iii-v Table of Contents, pp. vi-viii.

Content/Publication

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Jolly mortals fill your glasses

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pp.1-2

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Song 1. Let's be jovial, fill our Glasses.

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Bacchus must now his power resign

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pp.2-3

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Song 3. Bacchus must now his, &c.

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Upbraid me not capricious fair

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p.2

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Song 2. Upbraid me not, capricious, &c.

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Thus we'll drown all melancholy

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p.3

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Song 5. Bacchus one Day gayly, &c.

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Toby Swill

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p.3

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Song 4. Toby Swill.

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Bacchus one day gaily striding

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pp.4-5

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Song 7. Bacchus one Day, &c.

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From good liquor never shrink

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Song 6. From good Liquor, &c.

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Hark hark the huntsman sounds his horn

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pp.5-6

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Song 8. Hark, hark, the Huntsman sounds, &c.

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By drinking drive dull care away

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pp.6-7

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Song 10. Dainty Davy

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Whilst the town's brim full of folly

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p.6

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Song 9. Whilst the Town's brimfull of Folly.

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Once in our lives

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p.7

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Song 11. Once in our lives.

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Come let us drink

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p.8

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Song 12. Come, let us drink.

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Should the storm blow high

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p.8

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Song 13. On a Bank of Flowers.

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Let's be jovial fill our glasses

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p.9

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Song 15. Jolly Mortals fill, &c.

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You've heard no doubt how all the globe

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Song 14. As I went over London-Bridge.

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As tippling John was jogging on

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pp.10-11

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Song 16. As tippling John, &c.

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Diogenes surly and proud

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pp.11-13

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Song 17. Tippling Philosophers.

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Every man take a glass in his hand

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pp.13-14

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Song 18. A Health to all honest Men.

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Blow Boreas blow and let thy surly winds

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Song 19. Blow, Boreas, Blow.

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How blest are beggar lasses

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pp.15-16

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Song 21. Talk no more of Whig, &c.

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I have been in love and in debt and in drink

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p.15

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Song 20. I have been in Love.

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Fill all the glasses fill 'em high

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Song 22. Fill all the Glasses.

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Come jolly Bacchus god of wine

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p.17

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Song 23. Charles of Sweden.

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While the town agrees that Polly

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Song 24. Whilst the Town agrees that Polly.

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Leave off this idle prating

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Song 25. How blest are Beggars, &c.

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When first to Cambridge we do come

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pp.18-19

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Song 26. To you fair Ladies.

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Bacchus god of jovial drinking

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Song 28. Cupid, God of pleasing, &c.

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Here's to thee my boy my darling my joy

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pp.19

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Song 27. Here's to thee, my Boy.

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Banish sorrow let's drink and be merry boys

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p.20

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Song 29. Haymaker's Dance, in Dr. Faustus.

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I sing mighty Markham's Gullet

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pp.20-21

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Song 30. Duke of -'s March.

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Come my brave hearts be merry cherry

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p.21

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Song 31. Birth of Harlequin.

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If Phillis denies me relief

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pp.21-22

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Song 32. If Phillis denies me, &c.

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Of all the things beneath the sun

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pp.22-23

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Song 33. Greenwood Tree.

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Come come my hearts of gold

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pp.24-25

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Song 34. Old Sir Simon, &c.

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Let us drink and be merry

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pp.25-27

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Song 35. An hundred Years hence.

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This great world is a trouble

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pp.27-28

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Song 36. This great World, &c.

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Some say women are like the seas

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p.28

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Song 37. Some say Women, &c.

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Though envious old age

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p.29

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Song 38. Tho' envious old Age.

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What life can compare with a jolly Town rake

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pp.29-30

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Song 40. Jolly Town Rakes.

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Wine's a mistress gay and easy

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p.29

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Song 39. Wine's a Mistress.

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Here's a health to the K and a lasting peace

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pp.31-32

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Song 42. Here's a Health to the King.

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While Phillis is drinking love and wine in alliance

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p.31

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Song 41. While Phillis is drinking.

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We'll drink and we'll never have done boys

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pp.32-33

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Song 43. We'll drink, and will never.

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He that will not merry merry be

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pp.33-34

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Song 45. He that will not merry merry be.

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The sages of old in prophecy told

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p.33

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Song 44. Come, let us prepare.

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Come be free my lovely lasses

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pp.34-35

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Song 47. Come, be free, &c.

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Oh lead me to some peaceful room

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p.34

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Song 46. Oh! lead me to some, &c.

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Come fill me a bumper my jolly brave boys

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pp.35-36

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Song 48. When she came ben she bob'd.

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Let soldiers fight for prey or praise

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p.36

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Song 49. Let Soldiers fight.

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Of all joys we ever possessed

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pp.36-37

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Song 50. Of all Joys, &c.

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Come all ye jolly bacchanals

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pp.37-38

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Song 52. There was a jovial.

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If any so wise is that sack he despises

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p.37

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Song 51. Come, let us prepare.

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How happy are we

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pp.38-39

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Song 53. How happy are we.

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Bacchus God of mortal pleasure

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p.39

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Song 54. Gavet in Otho.

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She tells me with claret she cannot agree

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pp.39-40

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Song 55. She tells me with Claret.

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If wine and musick have the power

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p.40

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Song 56. Thy vain Pursuit, fond Youth give o'er.

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If wine be a cordial why does it torment

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pp.40-41

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Song 57. If Love's a sweet Passion.

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Of all occupations

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pp.41-42

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Song 58. I am a jolly Toper.

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Here's to thee my Damon let's drink and be merry

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pp.42-43

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Song 59. On, on, my dear Brethren.

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A pox of this fooling and plotting of late

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p.43

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Song 60. If Love's a sweet Passion.

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Come fill me a glass fill it high

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pp.44-45

Poem Title:

Song 62, Come fill me a Glass.

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Say good Master Bacchus astride on your butt

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p.44

Poem Title:

Song 61. If Love's a sweet Passion.

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Ring ring the bar bell of the world

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pp.45-46

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Song 63. Ring, ring the Bar-Bell, &c.

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Young Bacchus when merry bestriding his tun

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pp.46-47

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Song 64. Young Bacchus, when merry, &c.

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The thirsty earth soaks up the rain

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pp.47-48

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Song 65. I wish my Love were in a Mire.

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Cupid god of pleasing anguish

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p.49

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Song 66. Cupid, God of pleasing, &c.

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Chloe be wise no more perplex me

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p.50

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Song 68. Chloe be wise, &c.

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Dulcy no more mispend your prime

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Song 67. Young Damon once the, &c.

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My goddess Celia heavenly fair

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p.51

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Song 69. My Goddess Celia, &c.

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Once I loved a charming creature

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pp.51-52

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Song 70. Tell me, tell me, charming Creature.

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Twas when the seas were roaring

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p.52-53

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Song 71. 'Twas when the Seas were roaring.

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Sweet are the charms of her I love

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pp.53-54

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Song 72. Sweet are the Charms, &c.

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Foolish mortal pray be easy

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pp.55-56

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Song 74. When Aurelia first I courted.

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Had I the world at my command

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p.55

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Song 73. I'll range around &c.

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Celia my dearest no longer depress me

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p.56

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Song 75. Fly me not, Sylvia.

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Fly me not Silvia why do you fly me

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p.56

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Song 76. Celia, my dearest, no longer depress me.

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Clarinda the pride of the plain

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pp.57-59

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Song 78. Despairing beside a clear, &c.

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Why all this whining why all this pining

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p.57

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Song 77. Pierrot's Dance.

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Ye gentle gales that fan the air

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p.59

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Song 79. Ye gentle Gales, &c.

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Whence comes it neighbour Dick

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pp.60-61

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Song 80. Good-morrow, Gossip Joan.

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What beauties does Flora disclose

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pp.61-62

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Song 81. Tweed Side.

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Three Nymphs contending for my Heart

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p.62

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Song 82. See, see, my Seraphina, &c.

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Waft me some soft and cooling breeze

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pp.62-63

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Song 83. Midsummer Wish.

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The lass of Patties mill

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pp.63-64

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Song 84. The Lass of Peatie's-Mill.

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What though they call me country lass

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pp.64-65

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Song 85. What though they call me, &c.

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Sweet Nelly my heart's delight

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pp.65-67

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Song 86. Farmer's Son.

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Did ever swain a nymph adore

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pp.67-68

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Song 87. Robins Complaint.

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The play of love is now begun

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pp.68-69

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Song 88. The Play of Love.

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Alexis shunned his fellow swains

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pp.69-70

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Song 89. Alexis shunn'd his Fellow Swains.

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Young Damon once the happiest swain

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pp.70-71

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Song 90. Alexis shunn'd, &c.

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A cobbler there was and he lived in a stall

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pp.71-72

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Song 91. A Cobler there was.

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Why will Florella when I gaze

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pp.73-74

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Song 93. Why will Florella when, &c.

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You twice ten hundred deities

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p.73

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Song 92. You twice ten hundred Deities.

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As I beneath a myrtle shade lay musing

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p.74

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Song 94. As I beneath a Myrtle, &c.

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Lovely groves young Strephon choosing

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p.75

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Song 95. Cupid God of pleasing, &c.

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One April morn when from the sea

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pp.75-76

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Song 96. One April Morn, &c.

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Chloe blushed and frowned and swore

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p.76

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Song 97. Chloe blush'd, &c.

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Go vind the Vicar of Taunton Dean

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pp.76-77

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Song 98. Go vind the Vicar of our Town.

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As Damon late with Chloe sat

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pp.77-79

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Song 99. Of all the Girls that are, &c.

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Stay shepherd stay I prithee stay

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p.79

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Song 100. Stay, Shepherd, stay.

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Tis woman that seduces all mankind

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p.79

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Song 101. The bonny gray-ey'd Morn.

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What woman could do I have tried to be free

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p.80

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Song 102. What woman could do, &c.

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Young virgins love pleasure

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pp.80-81

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Song 103. The Spring's a coming.

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As Chloris full of harmless thoughts

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p.81

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Song 104. Lucky Minute.

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Let ambition fire thy mind

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p.82

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Song 105. Let Ambition, &c.

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Oh happy happy groves

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pp.82-83

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Song 104. Happy Groves.

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Now come love's plagues the fair enjoyed

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pp.83-84

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Song 108. The Plan of Love.

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Transported with pleasure

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p.83

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Song 107. Transported with Pleasure.

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Do not ask me charming Phillis

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pp.84-85

Poem Title:

Song 109. Do not ask me charming Phillis.

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Cease to persuade nor say you love sincerely

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p.85

Poem Title:

Song 110. Cease to Persuade.

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Why is your faithful slave disdained

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p.85

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Song 111. If Love the Virgin's Heart betray'd.

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Gently hear me charming fair

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p.86

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Song 112. Gently touch the Warmbling Lyre.

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The bonny grey eyed morn began to peep

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pp.86-87

Poem Title:

Song 114. The bonny grey-Ey'd Morn.

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Will the linnet fly the snare

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p.86

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Song 113. In the Pleasant Month of May.

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How servile is the state of man

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p.87

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Song 115. Upbraid me not, capricious Fair.

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A woman like the liquid tea

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p.88

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Song 116. Greenwood Tree.

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Girls be sure make man secur

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p.88

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Song 117. Excuse me.

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In vain dear Chloe you suggest

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pp.88-89

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Song 118. In vain dear Chloe, &c.

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Despairing beside a clear stream

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pp.89-91

Poem Title:

Song 119. Collin's Complaint,

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As Celia in her garden strayed

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p.91

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Song 120. As Celia near a Fountain lay.

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As I saw fair Chloe walk alone

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p.92

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Song 121. As I saw fair Chloe walk alone.

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Ye nymphs and ye swains from the groves and the plains

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p.92

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Song 122. Ye Shepherds and Nymphs.

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On a bank of flowers in a summer's day

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pp.93-94

Poem Title:

Song 123. On a Bank of Flowers.

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At dead of night when wrapped in sleep

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pp.94-95

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Song 124. Power of Love.

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Ye powers was Damon then so blessed

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pp.95-96

Poem Title:

Song 125. Black ey'd Susan,

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When flowery meadows deck the years

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p.96

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Song 126. Aule lang Syne.

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Gently stir and blow the fire

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pp.97-98

Poem Title:

Song 127. Gently touch the warbling Lyre.

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Trade's awry and so am I

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pp.98-99

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Song 128. Trade's awry.

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Ghosts of every occupation

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pp.99-100

Poem Title:

Song 130. Ghosts of e'ery Occupation.

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He that has the best Wife

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p.99

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Song 129. The Twitcher.

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By the side of a great kitchen fire

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pp.100-102

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Song 131. Despairing beneath a clear Stream.

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Of all the plagues of human life

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p.102

Poem Title:

Song 132. Under the Greenwood Tree.

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The sweet rosy morning

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pp.102-103

Poem Title:

Song 133. The sweet rosy Morning.

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A trifling song you shall hear

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pp.103-104

Poem Title:

Song 135. Nonsensical Folks prepare.

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Fine ladies with an artful grace

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p.103

Poem Title:

Song 134. When I was a Maid of Honour.

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Go on you vile sot

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pp.105-106

Poem Title:

Song 136. Since Times are so bad.

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Ye winds to whom Collin complains

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pp.106-108

Poem Title:

Song 137. Answer to Collin's Complaint.

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As Amoret and Phillis sat

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p.108

Poem Title:

Song 138. As Amoret with Phillis sat.

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Ye gods ye gave me to a wife

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pp.108-109

Poem Title:

Song 139, Ye Gods, ye gave, &c.

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Of all the simple things we do

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p.109

Poem Title:

Song 140. Matrimony display'd.

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Of all the trades from east to west

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pp.109-110

Poem Title:

Song 141. Charming Sally.

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A cuckold it is thought

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pp.110-111

Poem Title:

Song 143. A Cuckold in thought.

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Sure marriage is a fine thing

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p.110

Poem Title:

Song 142. I met a pretty Lass.

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Oh the charming month of May

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pp.111-112

Poem Title:

Song 145. Oh! the charming Month of May.

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The terrible law

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p.111

Poem Title:

Song 144. The terrible Law.

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Ye watchful guardians of the fair

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pp.112-113

Poem Title:

Song 146. Green Slvees. [sic]

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There lived long ago in a country place

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pp.113-114

Poem Title:

Song 147. There liv'd long ago.

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On a grassy pilllow

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pp.114-115

Poem Title:

Song 148. Myrtillo.

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Says my uncle I pray now discover

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pp.115-117

Poem Title:

Song 149. Molly Mog.

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When mighty roast beef was the Englishmens food

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pp.117-118

Poem Title:

Song 150. On old English Roast Beef.

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As from a rock past all relief

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pp.118-119

Poem Title:

Song 151. Peggy, I must love thee.

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Blest as the immortal gods is he

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pp.119-120

Poem Title:

Song 152. I wish my Love were in a Mire.

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What care I for affairs of state

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pp.120-121

Poem Title:

Song 153. What care I for Affairs of State.

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Sure never was dog so wretched as I

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p.121

Poem Title:

Song 154. Sure ne'er was such a Dog, &c.

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That which her slender waist confined

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pp.121-122

Poem Title:

Song 155. I'll range around the shady Bowers.

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The lass that would know how to manage a man

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pp.122-123

Poem Title:

Song 157. As Fidlers and Archers, &c.

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When a lady like me condescends to agree

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p.122

Poem Title:

Song 156. Bessy Bell.

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A woman's ware like china

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pp.123-124

Poem Title:

Song 159. Do not ask me, &c.

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In ancient days I've heard with horns

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p.123

Poem Title:

Song 158, O London is a fine Town.

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Tom and Will were shepherd swains

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pp.124-126

Poem Title:

Song 160. Tom and Will, &c.

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Your friendship I court for a friendly support

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p.126

Poem Title:

Song 161. When the bright God of Day.

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Dear Molly why so oft in tears

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pp.127-128

Poem Title:

Song 162. When first I saw those Lips, those Eyes.

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Oh think not the maid whom you scorn

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p.128

Poem Title:

Song 162. Tweed-side.

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As early I walked on the first of sweet May

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pp.129-130

Poem Title:

Song 163. Thro' the wood, Laddie.

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Tell me Hamilla tell me why

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p.130

Poem Title:

Song 164. Logan water.

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Ah Chloe thou treasure thou joy of my breast

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pp.131-132

Poem Title:

Song 166. My Apron, Deary.

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As Jockey and Jenny together was laid

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p.131

Poem Title:

Song 165. Jocky and Jenny.

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To friend and to foe and to all that I know

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pp.132-133

Poem Title:

Song 167. Come, let us prepare.

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Tell me tell me charming creature

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pp.133-134

Poem Title:

Song 168. Do not ask me charming Phillis.

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How hard is the fortune of all womankind

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pp.134-135

Poem Title:

Song 169. How hard is the Fortune, &c.

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Strephon when you see me fly

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pp.135-136

Poem Title:

Song 170. Gentle touch the warbling Lyre.

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The charge is prepared the lawyers are met

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p.136

Poem Title:

Song 172. Bonny Dundee.

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Thus I stand like a Turk with his doxies all round

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p.136

Poem Title:

Song 171. Lumps of Pudding.

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