| Roxburghe Ballads |
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| Blew-Cap for me. |
| The Cruell Shrow; Or the Patient Mans Woe. (1673) |
| An excellent new Medley; To the tune of the Spanish Pauin. |
| Yorke, Yorke, for my monie (1584) |
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| Percy's Reliques |
| Little Musgrave and Lady Barnard (1658?) |
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| D'Urfey's Pills to purge Melancholy (1707) |
| A Lusty young Smith at his Vice stood a Filing |
| Mad Maudlin, to find out Tom of Bedlam. |
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| Lilly's Collection |
| Good Fellowes must go learne to daunce. (1569) |
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| Original Sources |
| Advice to Young Gentlemen (late 1600s?) |
| Beggers all a row (ca. 1640) |
| Good Sir, you wrong your Britches (ca. 1620) |
| The shepheards woing faire Dulcina (ca. 1615) |