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Magdalene College - Pepys
The Bonny Lass of BRISTOL: / Or, The Witty Wench of the WEST. The many Suitors had who did Importune, / But she in Ambush laid for a good Fortune; / And with Evasions shuffled off the rest, / Until she found the Person she lik'd best: / Who was much taken with her comely carriage, / So by consent they freely joyn'd in Marriage.
Date Published 1678-1680
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Imprint Printed for F. Coles, T. Vere, J. Wright, I. Clarke,/ W. Thackeray, and T. Passinger.
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Collection Magdalene College - Pepys
Page 3.303
Location Pepys Library
Shelfmark Pepys Ballads 3.303
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TitleThe Bonny Lass of BRISTOL: / Or, The Witty Wench of the WEST. The many Suitors had who did Importune, / But she in Ambush laid for a good Fortune; / And with Evasions shuffled off the rest, / Until she found the Person she lik'd best: / Who was much taken with her comely carriage, / So by consent they freely joyn'd in Marriage.The Second part,
Tune ImprintTo the same Tune.
First LinesTHere was a Lass her name was Nell, / and she was brought up in Bristol Town;A late Disbanded Officer, / came in with his Sword and perriwig,
RefrainFor Nelly was loath for to lye with a man. [with variations]
Album Page1/2 sheet oblong folio, 190 x 307
Conditionall edges cropped, creased
Ornamentcast fleurons