Page:Merry Drollery Complete 1670.djvu/356

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The Contents.
Now I am merrier Sir John 280
I have reaſon to fly thee 281
I have the faireſt Non-perel 283
Are you grown ſo melancholly 286
Sublimeſt diſcretions have climb’d &c. 288
A pox on the Jaylor 289
My lodging is on the cold ground 290
From the fair Lavinian ſhore 291
Fetch me Ben Johnſons scull &c. 293
Now that the ſpring &c. 296
Of all the ſports in the world 296
The wily wily Fox 300
She lay all naked &c. 300
Some wives are good &c. 301
Call George again 304
Pox take your miſtris 304
The Anſwer 306
She that will heat her break faſt 308
St. George for England 309
Arthur of Bradley 312
On the Oxford Jeaſts 317
There were three Cooks in Colebrook 318
The Blacksmith 319
When Iſe came firſt to London Town 323
The merry good fellow 326
The Rebels Reign 326
Have you obſerv’d the wench in the ſtreet 332
A new Medley 333
Shew a Room ſhew a Room &c. 339

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