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  British Library - Roxburghe • 30228

  1624-1680 ?

  O Yes. / If any Man or Woman, any thing desire, / Let them repaire forthwith vnto the Cryer.

  To the tune of the Parrator.

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  Houghton Library - EBB65 • 34836

  1684

  OATES / Thrash'd in the COMPTER, / And Sack'd-up in NEWGATE.

  To the Tune of, Hail to the Myrtle shades, &c.

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  Huntington Library - Bindley (formerly Luttrell) • 32302

  1681

  OATES / WELL THRESH'T. / Being a Dialogue of Country-make / Betwixt a Farmer, and his Man-Boy, Jack. / The Good Man, who had lost much by the Grain, / Hears Presbyter-Jack to Plead for it in vain.

  The Tune, Which no Body can deny, &c. / The Burden must be Twice Repeated.

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  Houghton Library - EBB65 • 34838

  1681

  OATES / WELL THRESH'T. / Being a Dialogue of Country-make / Betwixt a Farmer, and his Man-Boy, Jack. / The Good Man, who had lost much by the Grain, / Hears Presbyter-Jack to Plead for it in vain.

  The Tune, Which no Body can deny, &c.

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  University of Pennsylvania, Kislak Center - Miscellaneous • 37783

  1681

  OATES / WELL THRESH'T. / Being a Dialogue of Country-make / Betwixt a Farmer, and his Man-Boy, Jack. / The Good Man, who had lost much by the Grain, / Hears Presbyter-Jack to Plead for it in vain.

  The Tune, Which no Body can deny, &c. / The Burden must be Twice Repeated.

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  Folger Shakespeare Library - Miscellaneous • 38150

  1681

  OATES / WELL THRESH'T. / Being a Dialogue of Country-make / Betwixt a Farmer, and his Man-Boy, Jack. / The Good Man, who had lost much by the Grain, / Hears Presbyter-Jack to Plead for it in vain.

  The Tune, Which no Body can deny, &c. / The Burden must be Twice Repeated.

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  Folger Shakespeare Library - Miscellaneous • 38151

  1681

  OATES / WELL THRESH'T. / Being a Dialogue of Country-make / Betwixt a Farmer, and his Man-Boy, Jack. / The Good Man, who had lost much by the Grain, / Hears Presbyter-Jack to Plead for it in vain.

  The Tune, Which no Body can deny, &c. / The Burden must be Twice Repeated.

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  Rubenstein Library, Duke University - Miscellaneous • 38301

  1681

  OATES / WELL THRESH'T. / Being a Dialogue of Country-make / Betwixt a Farmer, and his Man-Boy, Jack. / The Good Man, who had lost much by the Grain, / Hears Presbyter-Jack to Plead for it in vain.

  The Tune, Which no Body can deny, &c. / The Burden must be Twice Repeated.

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  Beinecke Library - Broadsides By6 • 35572

  1681

  OATES / WELL THRESH'T. / Being a Dialogue of Country-make / Betwixt a Farmer, and his Man-Boy, Jack. / The Good Man, who had lost much by the Grain, / Hears Presbyter-Jack to Plead for it in vain. / T …

  The Tune, Which no Body can deny, &c.

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  British Library - Luttrell Ballads • 36596

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  OATES / WELL THRESH'T. / Being a Dialogue of Country-make / Betwixt a Farmer, and his Man-Boy, Jack. / The Good Man, who has lost much by the Grain, / Hears Presbyter-Jack to Plead for it in vain.

  The Tune, Which no Body can deny, &c. / The Burden must be Twice Repeated.

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