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anonymous, date probably 16th century, p. 71. Merry Wives 31, 18.
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7. 'Come Live with Me,' tune printed 1612, but probably much older. See p. 71. Marlowe's 'Passionate Pilgrim,' xx., or Merry Wives 31, 18.
8. Peg-a-Ramsey, p. 71. Tw. Nt. 23, 76.
9. 'Three Merry Men be We,' p. 71. Tw. Nt. 23, 76.
