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  British Library - Roxburghe • 30618

  1685-1688

  The Devonshire Damsels / FROLLICK: / BEING / An Account of nine or ten fair Maidens, who went one Evening lately, to wash them-/ selves in a pleasant River, where they were discovered by several Young …

  To a pleasant New Play-house Tune: Or, Where's my Shepherd?

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  Magdalene College - Pepys • 22170

  1695-1703 ?

  The Disconsolate LOVER: / OR, THE / Forsaken Damsel's Sad Lamentation / FOR / Her Unkind Lover's Cruelty, / IN / Forsaking her, after many Vows, for one more Wealthy.

  To an excellent new Tune.

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  Magdalene College - Pepys • 21133

  1663-1674

  The diseased maiden Lover:

  Being a pleasant new Song, to an Excellent New Tune, Or, may be sang to the Tune of, Bonny Nell.

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  British Library - Roxburghe • 31457

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  The Distracted Maids Lamentation.

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  Magdalene College - Pepys • 20998

  1685-1688

  The Distressed Damosel / for the loss of her Bridgroom: Who having received the Sum of / Twenty Shillings, together with a Ring, Shirt, and Aparrel, which she had borrowed, in order for their / Marria …

  To the Tune of, My Life and my Death.

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  National Library of Scotland - Crawford • 33669

  1685

  The Doleful Lamentation / Of Thomas Dangerfield, who was lately apprehended and / Imprisoned in Newgate, for High Misdemeaner, &c.

  To the Tune of 'Tis for mine own offence I must Dye.

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  Houghton Library - EBB65 • 34779

  1685

  The Doleful Lamentation / Of Thomas Dangerfield, who was lately apprehended and / Imprisoned in Newgate, for High Misdemeaner, &c.

  To the Tune of 'Tis for mine own offence I must Dye.

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  National Library of Scotland - Crawford • 32701

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  The DORSETSHIRE GARLAND, / Or, The BEGGAR's WEDDING.

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  Huntington Library - Miscellaneous • 32445

  1760?

  The DORSETSHIRE GARLAND. / Or, The BEGGAR's WEDDING.

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  National Library of Scotland - Crawford • 32974

  1672-1696 ?

  The Down-right Country-Man; OR, / The Faithful Dairy-Maid. / But mind how Country Lads do boast, / whilst Londoners are blam'd, / And Country Lasses praised most, / while ours are Wags proclaim'd.

  The Tune is, Hey Boys up go we: Or, Busie Fame.

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