A Jovial Garland [R179060]

DMI number:

1745

Publication Date:

1677

Volume Number:

1 of 1

ESTC number:

R179060

EEBO/ECCO link:

http://gateway.proquest.com/openurl?ctx_ver=Z39.88-2003&res_id=xri:eebo&rft_id=xri:eebo:citation:879333777

Shelfmark:

EEBO

Place of Publication:

[London]

Genres:

Collection of 17th century verse, Collection of ballads, and Collection of songs

Format:

Octavo

Bibliographic details:

Publication date from ESTC; New Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature gives publication date as '1670?'

Content/Publication

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A lady of great fame

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SONG XXIX [Daffadil]

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A man of Scarborow Town

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SONG XIX [The great Hog]

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As I was walking I cannot tell where

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SONG LV [Narcissus, or the Ladies Delight]

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As I went out on a morning of May

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SONG XVIII [The bottomless Bow]

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As I went to Totnam

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SONG LXIII. The Maid of Totnam.

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Come and by my Ware sweet Lasses

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Poem Title:

SONG VI [The Jovial Pedlar]

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Come hither my bonny sweet Betty

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SONG XLI [Bonny sweet Betty]

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Come hither you Muses nine

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SONG XLV [The House Cock]

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Come listen unto me

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SONG XXX [The Shepherds Answer]

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Fine young folly though I be

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Poem Title:

SONG XI [Loves Conceit]

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Fly to Pernassus their my Muse

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SONG XXIV [The power of Gold]

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Here's waters for to quench loves fires

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SONG XXXIX [The cunning Mountebank]

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Hold hold thy nose to the pot Tom Tom

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SONG LI [The English-mans Freedom]

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Honour's a Witch and beauty's a Bitch

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SONG XVI [The happy Prisoners]

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How happy' the prisoner that conquers his fate

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SONG XVI [XVII] [The happy Prisoners]

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I can love for an hour

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SONG LXVI. The Changeing Lover.

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I have a Mistris that doth far

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SONG XXV [Beauties Queen]

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I have the fairest non-Pearl

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SONG LIV [A Dream, with the Answer]

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I love a bonny Lass but dare not show it

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SONG IV [The Unhappy Lover]

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I love thee not cause thou art fair

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SONG XXI [The true Lover]

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I must confess I am in love

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SONG XL [I must confess I am in love]

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I pray thee Drunkard get thee gone

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Poem Title:

The Answer.

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I pray thee turn thy self away

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SONG XXXIV [A merry Catch]

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I wonder how it comes about

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Poem Title:

SONG XLVIII [The Amorous Lover]

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I'le gaze no more upon those eyes

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Poem Title:

SONG XLVI [The Careless Lover]

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I'le have no serving-man footman or Cooks

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Poem Title:

SONG XLII [Tom Tinker]

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In truth Sweet heart if you'l but Love me

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Poem Title:

SONG VII [The new So-ho]

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It is not the Money and Gold it self

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Poem Title:

SONG XXIII [The bonny Scot]

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It was my chance to pass by

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SONG XX [The cleanly Slut]

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Lay by your pleading

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SONG XIV [The Noble Prodigal]

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Let Souldiers fight for prey or praise

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SONG LVI [The praise of Wine]

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Let's call and drink the Celer dry

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SONG XV [Honours a Witch]

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Madam you are fair

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SONG XXVII [A perswasion to love and enjoy]

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Not long ago as all along

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SONG LXVII. Cuckolds all a row.

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Of all the sports the World doth yield

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SONG LXII [The Huntsman, or the hunting of the Hare]

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Oh love whose power and might

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SONG XXXVII [The neglected Lover]

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Oh my Love my little pritty Dove

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SONG XXXI [The Lady and the Faulkner]

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Poor Jenny and I we toiled

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SONG XXXVI [The distressed Lover]

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Pox take you Mistris I'll be gone

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Poem Title:

SONG LXVIII. The Drunkard.

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She lay all naked in her bed

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Poem Title:

SONG LIII [A Song]

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She lay up to the Navel bare

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Poem Title:

The Answer.

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Shepherd as thou cam'st this way

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SONG XXVIII [A loving Jigg]

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The childish God of love did swear

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SONG LVIII [Love Conquered]

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The fabrick of pleasure commands beyond measure

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SONG XLVII [A careless Health]

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The good Wife went to the Well to wash

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SONG XLIV [The good Wife of Stroud]

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There is a thing that I desire

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SONG XIII [Law lies a bleeding]

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There was a Jovial Pedler

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SONG LX [The Jovial Pedler]

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There was a young man in the night

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SONG XLIII [The Jovial Couple]

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There was an old lad rode on an old Pad

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SONG LII [The Toper]

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Thinks not though men flattering say

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SONG XXVI. A persuasion to Love and Enjoy. [Set forty thousand on a row]

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Through the cold shady woods

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Cupids Courtesie.

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To serve thee Kate 'tis all that I desire

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Poem Title:

SONG XXXII [The constant Lover]

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Trust no more a wanton whore

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Poem Title:

SONG LXIV. The baseness of Whores.

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Underneath the Castle Wall the Queen of Love sat mourning

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SONG LIX [Half Mild, half Stale]

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Upon a certain day when Mars

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SONG XLIX [The Female Conqueror]

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Were I as fair as thou wou'dst desire

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Poem Title:

The Answer.

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What heart so hard but needs must pitty

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SONG V [The Faithful Lover]

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When young folkes first begin to love

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SONG LXVI. Shitten come shite.

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Where's those that did Prognosticate

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SONG LXI [The Glory of the Nations, or the Kings Progress to London]

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Why should I wrong my judgment so

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SONG XXXV [A Jovial Health]

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Why sit you here so dull

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SONG VIII [Lives Misery]

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You beautious Ladies though your eyes

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SONG III [The faint-hearted Lover]

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You English-men be merry

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SONG L [Come off from my Mother Sirra]

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You that are happy in your Loves

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SONG I [The Impatient Lover]

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Fine young folly though you wear

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SONG X [The answer to Fine Folly]

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William Habington

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I am a bonny Scot Sir

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Poem Title:

SONG XXII [The Answer to it]

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Thomas Jordan

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Ask me no more where Jove bestows

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Poem Title:

SONG XII [The Wanton Lover]

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Thomas Carew

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I pray thee send me back my heart

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SONG IX [Fine Folly]

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Sir John Suckling

First Line:

When Love with unconfined wings

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Poem Title:

SONG LVII [The pensive Prisoner]

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Richard Lovelace

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Victorious beauty though our eyes

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Poem Title:

SONG II [The Victorious Lover]

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Aurelian Townshend

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The thirsty earth drinks up the rain

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Poem Title:

SONG XXXIII [The coy Lover]

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Abraham Cowley