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Merry drollery compleat [ESTC R221825]

DMI number:
1693
Publication Date:
1691
Volume Number:
1 of 1
ESTC number:
R221825
EEBO/ECCO link:
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Shelfmark:
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Full Title:
MERRY | DROLLERY | COMPLEAT: | OR, A | COLLECTION | [2 columns] [column 1] Of [/column 1] | [column 2] Jovial Poems, | Merry Songs, | Witty Drolleries, [/column 2] | Intermixed with Pleasant Catches: | [rule] | The First Part. | [rule] | Collected by [i]W.N. CB. R.S. J.G.[/i] | LOVERS OF WIT. | [rule] | [i]LONDON:[/i] | Printed for [i]William Miller,[/i] at the [i]Gilded Acorn,[/i] in St- | [i]Paul's[/i] Church-yard, where Gentlemen and others may be | furnished with most sorts of Acts of Parliament, Kings, Lord | Chancellors, Lord Keepers, and Speakers Speeches, and | other sorts of Speeches, and State Matters; as also Books of | Divinity, Church-Government, Humanity, Sermons on most | Occasions, &c. 1691.
Place of Publication:
London
Format:
Octavo
Bibliographic details:
Separate title page p. 209: MERRY | DROLLERY, | Complete | OR, | A COLLECTION | [2 columns] [column 1] Of [/column 1] | [column 2] Jovial [i]Poems,[/i] | Merry [i]Songs,[/i] | Witty [i]Drolleries,[/i] | Intermixed with Pleasant [i]Catches.[/i] | [rule] | The Second Part. | [rule]
Other matter:
Prefatory matter: (1) To the reader 'To the Reader:' pp. 3-4. End matter: (1) Contents 'The Contents of the first Part.' pp. 351-4. 'The Second Part.' pp.354-7. (2) Advert 'Books Printed for, or sold by Simon Miller, at the Star at the West-end of St. Pauls.' pp. 358-9.
References:
NCBEL 338 (1691)
Related People
Publisher:
William Miller
Confidence:
Absolute (100%)
Comments:
Content/Publication
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Now I confess I am in love
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p. 55
Poem Title:
A Rapsody.
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Be merry with sorrow why are you so sad
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pp. 6-7
Poem Title:
Mirth in Sorrow.
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Amarillis told her swain
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p. 8
Poem Title:
A Catch.
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Call for the master o this is fine
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pp. 9-10
Poem Title:
The Hectors and the Vintner.
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Once was I sad till I grew to be mad
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pp. 10-11
Poem Title:
The Jovial Lover.
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When first Mardike was made a prey
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pp. 12-14
Poem Title:
Mardike.
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Of all the crafts that I do know
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pp. 17-21
Poem Title:
A merry Song.
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The thirsty earth drinks up the rain
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p. 22
Poem Title:
On Drinking, out of Anacrion.
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To friend and to foe
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pp. 23-4
Poem Title:
The Married Estate, or Advice to Batchelors and Maids.
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The turk in linen wraps his head
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pp. 25-6
Poem Title:
The Fashions
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Tobacco that is withered quite
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pp. 26-7
Poem Title:
On Tobacco.
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There was a jovial tinker
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pp. 27-9
Poem Title:
The Tinker of Turvey.
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Now gentlemen if you will hear
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pp. 29-30
Poem Title:
Nonsence.
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The hunt is up
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p. 30
Poem Title:
A Catch.
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Of an old soldier of the queens
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pp. 31-2
Poem Title:
An old Souldier of the Queens.
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If thou wilt know how to choose a shrew
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pp. 32-4
Poem Title:
Advice to Bachelours.
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Come my delicate bonny sweet Betty
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pp. 34-6
Poem Title:
Fond Love.
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Nay prithee don't fly me but sit thee down by me
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pp. 36-8
Poem Title:
Grinning Honour.
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A fox a fox up gallants to the field
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pp. 38-9
Poem Title:
The Hunting.
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Ah ah come see what's here
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pp. 40-1
Poem Title:
A Song.
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Let dogs and devils die
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p. 41
Poem Title:
A Droll.
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A young man that's in love with one that's wed
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pp. 42-5
Poem Title:
The Jealous Husband.
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There dwelt a maid in the cunny gate
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pp. 46-7
Poem Title:
Womens delight.
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The spring is coming on and our spirits begin
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pp. 47-8
Poem Title:
The Drunkard
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Doctors lay by your irksome books
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pp. 48-52
Poem Title:
In Praise of Chocolate.
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Come Jack let's drink a pot of ale
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pp. 52-4
Poem Title:
The Cavalier's Complaint.
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There was an old man had an acre of land
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p. 52
Poem Title:
A Catch.
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I marvel Dick that having been
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pp. 54-6
Poem Title:
An Eccho to the Cavaleers complaint.
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All in the land of Essex
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pp. 56-9
Poem Title:
The Colchester Quaker.
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My mistress is a shuttle cock
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pp. 60-2
Poem Title:
The Character of a Mistris.
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Will you hear a strange thing never heard of before
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pp. 62-5
Poem Title:
Oliver routing the Rump.
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I'll sing you a sonnet that never was in print
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pp. 66-9
Poem Title:
A Song of Nothing.
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Bacchus I am come from the sun-shine fell
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p. 69
Poem Title:
A Catch.
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Be not thou so foolish nice
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pp. 69-70
Poem Title:
A Catch.
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Ask me no more why there appears
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pp. 70-2
Poem Title:
Pim's Anarchy.
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A session was held the other day
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pp. 72-7
Poem Title:
A Sessions of wit.
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I came unto a puritan to wooe
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pp. 77-9
Poem Title:
The way to wood a zealous Lady.
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Good lord what a pass is this world brought to
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pp. 79-81
Poem Title:
The Apostate World.
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Walking abroad in a morning
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pp. 81-2
Poem Title:
Lust described.
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In eighty eight before I was born
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pp. 82-4
Poem Title:
Eighty Eight.
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Nay out upon this fooling for shame
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pp. 84-5
Poem Title:
Loves Follie.
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If every woman were served in her kind
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pp. 85-7
Poem Title:
A Song.
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Some Christian people all give ear
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pp. 87-90
Poem Title:
The Fire on London Bridge, &c.
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Come my Daphne come away
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p. 91
Poem Title:
A Catch.
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Cast your caps and cares away
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p. 92
Poem Title:
The Beggar, a Catch.
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When first the Scottish war began
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pp. 93-5
Poem Title:
The Scotch War
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My Brethren all attend
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pp. 95-7
Poem Title:
The Zealous Puritan.
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Come let us drink the time invites
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pp. 97-9
Poem Title:
A merry Song.
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In the merry month of May
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pp. 99-100
Poem Title:
Philiday and Coridon.
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Room for the best of poets heroic
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pp. 100-1
Poem Title:
On the Preface to Gondibert.
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I'll tell thee Dick where I have been
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pp. 101-6
Poem Title:
The Wedding.
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How happy is the prisoner who conquers his fate
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pp. 107-8
Poem Title:
A Song.
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I met with the devil in the shape of a ram
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pp. 109-10
Poem Title:
The Devil transformed.
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The world's a bubble and the life of man
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pp. 110-11
Poem Title:
Miseries of humane Life.
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The proctors are two and no more
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pp. 111-13
Poem Title:
A Cambridge Droll.
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My mistress whom in heart I loved long
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pp. 113-5
Poem Title:
Resolved not to part.
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Tis not the silver nor gold for it self
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pp. 115-18
Poem Title:
The Power of Money.
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After so many sad mishaps
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pp. 118-21
Poem Title:
On Gondibert.
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Come let's purge our brains from hops and grains
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pp. 121-4
Poem Title:
Canary Crowned.
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What though the ill times do run cross to our will
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pp. 124-5
Poem Title:
Contentment.
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Lay by your pleading | love lies a bleeding
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pp. 125-7
Poem Title:
Love lies a bleeding: In Imitation of Law lies a bleeding.
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I am a bonny Scot sir my name is mickle John
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pp. 127-8
Poem Title:
The Scots.
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Begar Monsieur tis much in vain
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pp. 128-9
Poem Title:
The French.
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Gods sacrament shall Hogen mogen states
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p. 128
Poem Title:
The Dutch.
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Taffie was once a cod a mighty of Wales
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pp. 129-30
Poem Title:
The Welch.
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What are the English so quarrelsome grown
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p. 129
Poem Title:
The Spaniard.
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A crown a crown make room
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p. 130
Poem Title:
The English.
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O hone o hone poor Irish shon
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p. 130
Poem Title:
The Irish.
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I'll tell you a story that never was told
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pp. 131-4
Poem Title:
A quarrel betwixt Tower-Hill and Tyburne.
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Of all the recreations which
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pp. 130-49
Poem Title:
The Angler.
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Tom and Will were shepherds swains
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pp. 149-135
Poem Title:
Of the two Amorous Swains.
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Wake all you dead what ho what ho
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pp.135-152
Poem Title:
Sweet rest in the Grave.
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There is a certain idle kind of creature
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pp. 152-3
Poem Title:
Production of the Female Kind.
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The best of poets write of frogs
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pp. 153-42
Poem Title:
The Bow-Goose.
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White bears are lately come to town
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pp. 159-61
Poem Title:
News.
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We sea men are the honest boys
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pp. 162-3
Poem Title:
A Discourse between a Sea-man and a Land-Souldier.
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My mistress is in music passing skilful
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pp. 163-4
Poem Title:
A Song.
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When the chill Charokoe blows
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p. 164-5
Poem Title:
In Praise of Ale.
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Now thanks to the powers below
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pp. 166-70
Poem Title:
The Rebellion.
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A maiden of late
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pp. 170-1
Poem Title:
How to get a Child without help of a Man.
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After the pains of a desperate lover
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pp. 171-2
Poem Title:
Lovers Fancy.
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Blind fortune if thou want a guide
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pp. 172-4
Poem Title:
Fortune's Favours distributed.
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From Mahomet and paganism
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pp. 174-6
Poem Title:
A Letany.
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God bless my good lord bishop
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pp. 176-8
Poem Title:
Penance.
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Of all the rare juices
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pp. 178-80
Poem Title:
On Good Canary.
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Heard you not lately of a man
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pp. 180-2
Poem Title:
Loves Lunatick.
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From what you call it town in what you call it shire
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pp. 182-7
Poem Title:
The new Medley of the country man, Citizen, and Souldier.
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No man Love's fiery passions can approve
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pp. 187-8
Poem Title:
The indifferent Lover.
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When blind god Cupid all in an angry mood
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pp. 188-90
Poem Title:
Loves Torment.
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Come drawer come fill us about more wine
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pp. 190-1
Poem Title:
The Rebel Red-coat.
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Lay by your pleading law lies a bleeding
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pp. 191-6
Poem Title:
The Power of the Sword.
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Bring forth your cunny skins fair maids to me
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pp. 196-7
Poem Title:
A Catch.
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From hunger and cold who live more free
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p. 197
Poem Title:
A Catch of the Beggars.
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Room for a gamester that plays at all he sees
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pp. 197-9
Poem Title:
The Time-server.
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Gather your rose buds while you may
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pp. 199-200
Poem Title:
A Song.
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A story strange I will you tell
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pp. 200-4
Poem Title:
The Gelding of the Divel.
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I am a rogue and a stout one
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pp. 204-7
Poem Title:
The Vagabond.
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Stay shut the gate
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pp. 207-8
Poem Title:
The Jovial Loyallist.
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Hold quaff no more
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pp. 210-11
Poem Title:
The Answer.
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Had she not care enough care enough
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p. 211
Poem Title:
A Catch.
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But since it was lately enacted high treason
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pp. 212-4
Poem Title:
Good Advice against Treason.
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Here's a health unto his majesty with a fa la la &c
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p. 212
Poem Title:
A Catch.
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Cook lawrel would needs have the devil his guest
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pp. 214-7
Poem Title:
The feasting of the Divel by Ben Johnson.
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Ben Jonson
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A fig for ear why should we spare
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p. 217
Poem Title:
A Catch.
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Let soldiers fight for praise and pay
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pp. 218-9
Poem Title:
The Virtue of Wine.
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Never trouble thy self at the times or their turnings
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p. 219
Poem Title:
A Catch.
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Calm was the evening and clear was the sky
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pp. 220-1
Poem Title:
A Loves Song.
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Three merry boys came out of the west
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p. 220
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There's many a blinking verse was made
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pp. 221-5
Poem Title:
The Brewers Praise.
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Of all the trades that ever I see
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pp. 225-30
Poem Title:
The Song of the Blacksmith.
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Come my dainty doxies
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pp. 230-1
Poem Title:
The Gypsies, a Catch.
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Come Imp Royal come away
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p. 231
Poem Title:
In imitation of Come my Daphne, a Dialogue betwixt Pluto and Oliver.
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How poor is his spirit how lost is his name
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pp. 232-3
Poem Title:
The Power of Wine.
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The wise men were but seven never more shall be for me
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p. 232
Poem Title:
A Catch.
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Am I mad O noble Festus
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pp. 234-7
Poem Title:
The mad Zealot.
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I doat I doat but am a sot to show it
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pp. 237-40
Poem Title:
Drunk with Love.
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Ladies I do here present you
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pp. 240-2
Poem Title:
A present to a Lady.
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Go you tame gallants you that have the name
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pp. 242-6
Poem Title:
A Combate of Cocks.
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Come faith let us frolic fill some sack
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pp. 246-9
Poem Title:
In praise of Sack.
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What is that you call a maidenhead
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pp. 249-50
Poem Title:
A Maidenhead.
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When Phoebus had dressed his course to the west
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pp. 250-2
Poem Title:
The Night encounter.
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A brewer may be a burgess grave
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pp. 252-4
Poem Title:
The Protecting Brewer.
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Oliver Oliver take up thy crown
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pp. 254-5
Poem Title:
Cromwel's Coronation.
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When I do travel in the night
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pp. 255-7
Poem Title:
The Drunkard.
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Sir Eglamore that valiant knight
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pp. 257-9
Poem Title:
Song of Sir Eglamore.
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If none be offended with the scent
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pp. 259-63
Poem Title:
The Rump.
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Come drawer and fill us about some wine
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pp. 263-4
Poem Title:
The Red-coats Triumph
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It chanced not long ago as I was walking
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pp. 264-6
Poem Title:
The Bulls Feather.
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You talk of New England I truly believe
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pp. 266-8
Poem Title:
Old England turned New.
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Come drawer turn about the bowl
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pp. 268-70
Poem Title:
A merry Song.
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Pray why should any man complain
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pp. 270-2
Poem Title:
The Contented.
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What an ass is he
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pp. 273-5
Poem Title:
The indifferent.
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My masters give audience and listen to me
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pp. 275-7
Poem Title:
A West-country Mans Voyage to New-England.
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The Aphorism of Galen I count but as straws
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pp. 277-80
Poem Title:
A medicine for the Quartan Ague.
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Now I am married Sir John I'll not curse
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p. 280
Poem Title:
A Catch.
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First Line:
I have reason to fly thee and not to sit down by thee
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pp. 281-3
Poem Title:
Of Levelling.
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First Line:
I have the fairest non perel
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pp. 283-6
Poem Title:
In praise of a Mistresse.
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First Line:
Are you grown so melancholy
Page No:
pp. 286-7
Poem Title:
Sensual Delight.
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First Line:
Sublimest discretions have clubbed for expressions
Page No:
pp. 287-9
Poem Title:
On Captain Hick his Oxford Jeasts.
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First Line:
A pox on the jailer and on his fat jole
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p. 289
Poem Title:
A Catch.
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First Line:
My lodging is on the cold ground
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p. 290
Poem Title:
Phillis, her Lamentation.
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First Line:
From the fair Lavinian shore
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p. 291
Poem Title:
The Song of the Pedlers.
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First Line:
Calm was the evening and clear was the sky
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p. 292
Poem Title:
Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha.
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First Line:
Fetch me Ben Johnson's skull and fill't with sack
Page No:
pp. 293-6
Poem Title:
In praise of Sack.
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First Line:
Now that the spring hath filled our veins
Page No:
p. 296
Poem Title:
A Catch.
Attribution:
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First Line:
Of all the sports the world doth yield
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pp. 296-300
Poem Title:
The Huntsman.
Attribution:
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First Line:
O the wily wily fox with his many wily mocks
Page No:
p. 300
Poem Title:
A Catch.
Attribution:
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First Line:
She lay all naked in her bed
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pp. 300-2
Poem Title:
A Song.
Attribution:
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First Line:
Some wives are good and some are bad
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pp. 302-4
Poem Title:
Of a Good Wife and a Bad.
Attribution:
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First Line:
Call George again boy call George again
Page No:
p. 304
Poem Title:
A Catch.
Attribution:
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First Line:
Pox take you mistress I'll be gone
Page No:
pp. 304-6
Poem Title:
A Song.
Attribution:
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First Line:
I pray thee drunkard get thee gone
Page No:
pp. 306-8
Poem Title:
The Answer.
Attribution:
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First Line:
She that will eat her breakfast in her bed
Page No:
p. 308
Poem Title:
A Catch.
Attribution:
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First Line:
Why should we boast of Arthur and his knights
Page No:
pp. 309-12
Poem Title:
St George for England.
Attribution:
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First Line:
Saw you not Pierce the piper
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pp. 312-7
Poem Title:
Arthur of Bradley.
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First Line:
I tell thee Kit where I have been
Page No:
pp. 317-8
Poem Title:
On the Printing of the Oxford Jests.
Attribution:
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First Line:
There was three cooks in Colebrook
Page No:
pp. 318-9
Poem Title:
A Catch.
Attribution:
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First Line:
Of all the sciences beneath the sun
Page No:
pp. 319-23
Poem Title:
The Blacksmith.
Attribution:
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First Line:
When ise came first to London town
Page No:
pp. 323-6
Poem Title:
A North Country song.
Attribution:
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First Line:
Why should we not laugh and be jolly
Page No:
pp. 326-8
Poem Title:
The merry Goodfellow.
Attribution:
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First Line:
Now we are met in a knot let's take t'other pot
Page No:
pp. 328-32
Poem Title:
The Rebels Reign.
Attribution:
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First Line:
Have you observed the wench in the street
Page No:
pp. 332-3
Poem Title:
A Catch.
Attribution:
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First Line:
Let the trumpet be found
Page No:
pp. 333-7
Poem Title:
A New Medley.
Attribution:
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First Line:
Show a room show a room show a room
Page No:
p. 337
Poem Title:
A Catch.
Attribution:
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First Line:
Why should a man care or be in despair
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pp. 337-9
Poem Title:
The Contented.
Attribution:
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First Line:
He that a happy life would lead
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pp. 339-41
Poem Title:
How to live happy.
Attribution:
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First Line:
What fortune had I poor maid as I am
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pp. 341-2
Poem Title:
A Catch.
Attribution:
Attributed To:
Not attributed
First Line:
He that intends to take a wife
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pp. 342-7
Poem Title:
Advice to Batchelors.
Attribution:
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First Line:
If any so wise is that sack he despises
Page No:
pp. 348
Poem Title:
A Catch.
Attribution:
Attributed To:
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First Line:
When I a lady do intend to flatter
Page No:
pp. 348-50
Poem Title:
A Mock Song.
Attribution:
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Not attributed