EBBA 22123
Magdalene College - Pepys
Mr. MOOR the TRIPE-MAN's / Sorrowful Lamentation / FOR / Clipping and Coyning: / With an Account of his Contrivance at his Countrey-House at Tripe-Hall near / Hounsloe; where, in hii Garden he had made a Trap-door, whereon grew both / Goosberry-Trees and Currant-Trees to prevent the discovery thereof, but his Tongue / afterwards made known what he had cunningly contrived; wherein was found an En-gine or Money-Mill for Coyning, for which he was Tryed this Sessions, and found / Guilty thereof. | |
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Date Published | 1695 |
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Imprint | Printed and Sold by Charles Barnet. |
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Collection | Magdalene College - Pepys |
Page | 5.288 |
Location | Pepys Library |
Shelfmark | Pepys Ballads 5.288v |
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Title | Mr. MOOR the TRIPE-MAN's / Sorrowful Lamentation / FOR / Clipping and Coyning: / With an Account of his Contrivance at his Countrey-House at Tripe-Hall near / Hounsloe; where, in hii Garden he had made a Trap-door, whereon grew both / Goosberry-Trees and Currant-Trees to prevent the discovery thereof, but his Tongue / afterwards made known what he had cunningly contrived; wherein was found an En-gine or Money-Mill for Coyning, for which he was Tryed this Sessions, and found / Guilty thereof. |
Tune Imprint | To the Tune of, The Spinning Wheel. |
First Lines | AH, Woe is me that I was born, / For I am now become the scorn |
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Album Page | 1/2 sheet folio, hinged, 260 x 152 |
Condition | cropped left and right edges, damaged surface incl. pencil cross marking across text, uneven inking, verso shows through |
Ornament | vertical rules |