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  British Library - Roxburghe • 30612

  1693-1695 ?

  The DESPAIRING LOVER. / Whose Mind with Sorrow much was discontented, Because of his true Love he was prevented.

  To the Tune of, Aim not too high.

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  National Library of Scotland - Crawford • 33685

  1693-1694 ?

  The DESPAIRING LOVER. / [W]hose Mind with Sorrow much was discontented, / Because of his true Love he was prevented.

  To the Tune of, Aim not too high.

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  British Library - Poetical Broadsides • 37155

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  The DEVIL upon DUN: / OR / The Downfall of the Upstart CHYMIST: / Being the Second Edition of a Late SONG:

  To the Tune of Smoak us, and choak us.

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  British Library - Luttrell Ballads • 36451

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  The Discontented / CONFERENCE / BETWIXT / The two great ASSOCIATES, / THOMAS / Late Earle of STRAFFORD, / AND / WILLIAM / Arch-bishop of CANTERBVRY.

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  Magdalene College - Pepys • 21117

  1678-1680

  The Discontented Young-Man, and the Loving Maid; / Or, True Love with Loyalty ought for to be paid. / A Young-Man lately lov'd a Maiden Fair, / But she pretended not for him to care; / Than sore in wr …

  To the Tune of, Farewel thou flower of false Deceit. or, Flora Farewel.

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  Magdalene College - Pepys • 21194

  1671-1702 ?

  The Dispairing Maiden Reviv'd / By the Return of her Dearest Love. / The dark and dismal clouds of Love, / did overwhelm her mind, / But at the last, the Clouds they past, / and now are both Combin'd.

  To the Tune of, The fair one let me in; Or Busie Fame; Or, Jenny Gin.

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  British Library - Osterley Park • 36756

  1690-1700 ?

  The Distracted / Young-MANS Answer / TO / The Injured Maiden. / Shewing the Cruelty of his Parents, in forcing him to marry ano- / ther, because she had a bettet Fortune, which proved the Ruine / of t …

  Te the same Tune: or, The Languishing Swain.

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  National Library of Scotland - Crawford • 33400

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  The Distracted SAILOR,

  Tune ------ What is greater Joy, &c.

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  Magdalene College - Pepys • 21403

  1685-1688

  The Distracted Young-Man; / OR, The Overthrow of Two Loyal Lovers.

  To the Tune of, Sighs and Groans,

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  British Library - Book of Fortune • 37220

  1655-1658 ?

  The distressed Virgin. / OR, / The false Young-man and the constant Maid. / The qualities of them both displaid.

  To an excellent new tune.

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