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  British Library - Collection of 225 Ballads • 37027

  1672-1696 ?

  The Subtle Damosels Advice. / This Damsel she had try'd all sorts, / But could not find one true, / And other Maidens she exhorts, / To be careful what they do.

  Tune of, Jenny Gin, Or, The fair one let me in, Or, Young Pheon, Or, Busie Fame.

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  Houghton Library - 25242.67 • 35362

  1672-1696 ?

  The Subtle Damsel: / OR, / Good Counsel for MAIDS. / VVherein she shews to every Maiden fair, / To take heed of false young Men wherever they are: / For Frummety Dick doth love well the Kettle, / And …

  To the Tune of, The foolish Husband.

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  National Library of Scotland - Crawford • 33128

  1672-1696 ?

  The Subtle Damsel: / OR, / Good Counsel for MAIDS. / VVherein she shews to every Maiden fair, / To take heed of false young Men wherever they are: / For Frummety Dick doth love well the Kettle, / And …

  To the Tune of, The foolish Husband.

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  Magdalene College - Pepys • 21687

  1681-1684

  The Swimming Lady: / Or, A Wanton Discovery, / Being a true Relation of a gay Lady (betrayed by her Lover) as she was stripping her / self stark naked, and Swimming in a River near Oxford.

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  National Library of Scotland - Crawford • 34082

  1672-1696 ?

  The Taunton Maids delight, / OR, / Hey for the honest Woosted-Comber. / In Taunton Town a Maid doth dwell, / Who loves a Woosted-comber very well, / In praise of him she doth declare, / No other Trade …

  The Tune is, I have a good old Mother at home, &c.

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  Houghton Library - 25242.67 • 35365

  1672-1696 ?

  The Taunton Maids delight, / OR, / Hey for the honest Woosted-Comber. / In Taunton Town a Maid doth dwell, / Who loves a Woosted-Comber very well, / In the praise of him she doth declare, / No other T …

  The Tune is, I have a good old Mother at home, &c.

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  Houghton Library - Huth EBB65H • 34703

  1672-1696 ?

  The Taunton Maids delight, / OR, / Hey for the honest Woosted-Comber. / In Taunton Town a Maid doth dwell, / Who loves a Woosted-Comber very well, / In the praise of him she doth declare, / No other T …

  The Tune is, I have a good old Mother at home, &c.

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  British Library - Bagford • 37309

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  The Toothless BRIDE: / OR, / The Wonton Old WOMAN: / Being a pleasant and comical Relation of a Wealthy old Woman, of above Fourscore Years of Age, near Fleet-street, that Married a young Man not abov …

  To the Tune of, The Old Woman Poor and Blind.

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  National Library of Scotland - Crawford • 33403

  1678-1695 ?

  The Tormented Lovers. / Maidens Lament their present State, / And count they meet with rigid Fate; / But e're they will their minds explain, / They'l dye of their Tormenting Pain.

  To a pleasant Play-house Tune, called, Oh Love! if e're thoul't ease a Heart.

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  Houghton Library - EBB65 • 35046

  1678-1695 ?

  The Tormented Lovers. / Maidens Lament their present State, / And count they meet with rigid Fate; / But e're they will their minds explain, / They'l dye of their Tormenting Pain.

  o a pleasant Play-house Tune, called, Oh Love! if e're thoul't ease a Heart.

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