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  British Library - Roxburghe • 30478

  1640?

  The Ioviall Pedler. / OR, / A merry new Ditty / Which is both harmlesse / Pleasant and witty.

  To a pleasant new tune.

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  Magdalene College - Pepys • 21231

  1664-1703 ?

  The jealous Lover satisfy'd. / All you that do to love pretend, / Come lend an ear unto my song, / And say no more than you intend, / For therein you your selves do wrong.

  Tune of, The gallant Youth of Gravesend.

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  Beinecke Library - Broadsides By6 • 35630

  1685

  The jealous Lover satisfy'd. / All you that do to love pretend, / Come lend an ear unto my song, / And say no more than you intend, / For therein you your selves do wrong.

  Tune of, The gallant Youth of Gravesend.

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  British Library - Collection of 225 Ballads • 37751

  1664-1706 ?

  The jealous Lover satisfy'd. / All you that do to love pretend, / Come lend an ear unto my song, / And say no more than you intend, / For therein you your selves do wrong.

  Tune of, The gallant Youth of Gravesend.

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  National Library of Scotland - Crawford • 33998

  1664-1706 ?

  The jealous Lover satisfy'd. / All you that do to love pretend, / Come lend an ear unto my song, / And say no more than you intend, / For therein you yourselves do wrong.

  Tune of, The gallant Youth of Gravesend

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  National Library of Scotland - Crawford • 34065

  1672-1696 ?

  The Jealous old Dotard: / OR, / The Discovery of Cuckoldry: / A Pleasant New Song. / Old Men beware when you young Wenches wed, / Least Lusty Gallants do ascend your Bed; / And horn your palsie-pates, …

  To a pleasant new Tune.

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  British Library - Roxburghe • 30417

  1672-1696 ?

  The Jealous old Dotard: / OR, / The Discovery of Cuckoldry: / A Pleasant New Song. / Old Men beware when you young Wenches wed, / Least Lusty Gallants do ascend your Bed; / And horn your palsie-pates, …

  To a pleasant new Tune.

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  British Library - Osterley Park • 36739

  1675-1696 ?

  The Jolly Chair-Men. / OR, / An Excellent New Song in praise of their Employment, which is / to be Preferr'd before Coaches, for the ease of those that can- / not bare Jumbling.

  Tune is, Here I Love, there I Love, &c.

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  Magdalene College - Pepys • 21076

  1675-1696 ?

  The Jolly Welsh=Woman. / Who drinking at the Sign of the Crown in London, found a Spring / In her Mugg, for Joy of which hur Sung the praise of Old England, resolving never to return to / Wales again.

  Tune of, Hey, brave popery, &c.

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  British Library - Roxburghe • 30694

  1672-1696 ?

  The Jolly Welsh=Woman. / Who drinking at the Sign of the Crown in London, found a Spring / In her Mugg, for Joy of which hur Sung the praise of Old England, resolving never to return to / Wales again.

  Tune of, Hey brave Popery, &c.

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