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The Pepys Ballads. Volume II, The Pepys Ballads, Volume 2: 1625-1640 ; Numbers 46-90 / ed. by Hyder Edward Rollins.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: The Pepys Ballads ; Volume IIPublisher: Cambridge, MA : Harvard University Press, [2013]Copyright date: ©1929Edition: Reprint 2014Description: 1 online resource (257 p.)Content type:
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ISBN:
  • 9780674334465
  • 9780674430167
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 942.38
LOC classification:
  • JS3325.S65
Other classification:
  • online - DeGruyter
Online resources:
Contents:
Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- 46. The passionate lover -- 47. A pleasant country Maying song -- 48. A lover’s lamentation to Phillida -- 49. Anything for a quiet life -- 50. The contented cuckold -- 51. Nobody loves me -- 52. Master Basse’s career -- 53. The falconer’s hunting -- 54. The rimer’s new trimming -- 55. Cheap side’s triumphs -- 56. A brave warlike song -- 57. Sure my nurse was a witch -- 58. Sweetheart, I love thee -- 59. The loving virgin’s complaint -- 60. A quip for a scornful lass -- 61. Here’s to thee, kind Harry -- 62. The beggar’s intrusion -- 63. O gramercy penny -- 64. To him, Bun -- 65. A bachelor’s resolution -- 66. A new merry ballad I have here -- 67. Love’s up to the elbows -- 68. A most sorrowful song of Banister -- 69. I smell a rat -- 70. The defence of Hyde Park -- 71. The merry forester -- 72. A pleasant song of a maiden fair -- 73. A wench for a weaver -- 74. The married woman’s case -- 75. Four witty gossips -- 70. The new soho -- 77. A whetstone for liars -- 78. The Essex man cozened -- 79. Love without luck -- 80. A constant wife -- 81. Under and over -- 82. Rock the baby, Joan -- 83. The praise of London -- 84. A most pleasant dialogue -- 85. The constant wife of Sussex -- 86. Roaring Dick of Dover -- 87. Good admonition -- 88. An excellent ditty -- 89. All lovers’ joy -- 90. The discourse between a soldier and his love

Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- 46. The passionate lover -- 47. A pleasant country Maying song -- 48. A lover’s lamentation to Phillida -- 49. Anything for a quiet life -- 50. The contented cuckold -- 51. Nobody loves me -- 52. Master Basse’s career -- 53. The falconer’s hunting -- 54. The rimer’s new trimming -- 55. Cheap side’s triumphs -- 56. A brave warlike song -- 57. Sure my nurse was a witch -- 58. Sweetheart, I love thee -- 59. The loving virgin’s complaint -- 60. A quip for a scornful lass -- 61. Here’s to thee, kind Harry -- 62. The beggar’s intrusion -- 63. O gramercy penny -- 64. To him, Bun -- 65. A bachelor’s resolution -- 66. A new merry ballad I have here -- 67. Love’s up to the elbows -- 68. A most sorrowful song of Banister -- 69. I smell a rat -- 70. The defence of Hyde Park -- 71. The merry forester -- 72. A pleasant song of a maiden fair -- 73. A wench for a weaver -- 74. The married woman’s case -- 75. Four witty gossips -- 70. The new soho -- 77. A whetstone for liars -- 78. The Essex man cozened -- 79. Love without luck -- 80. A constant wife -- 81. Under and over -- 82. Rock the baby, Joan -- 83. The praise of London -- 84. A most pleasant dialogue -- 85. The constant wife of Sussex -- 86. Roaring Dick of Dover -- 87. Good admonition -- 88. An excellent ditty -- 89. All lovers’ joy -- 90. The discourse between a soldier and his love

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