The tragical garland: containing three new songs 1. Being a true and tragical account of two brothers, who were killed by their own father, near New York, in North America. 11. The...

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The greenwich lover's garland; containing four excellent new songs. I. The faithful mariner's courtship to his beautiful Nancy, ... II. Nancy' constancy to William. III. The merry...

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The irish girl's garland Containing two excellent New songs. I. The Farmer and his Plow. II. The Irish Girl

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The miser bit or, a parson trick'd by a sailor

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The ruin'd virgin's garland in three parts

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The chester garland Containing Four parts. I. Shewing how a Merchant having married a Lady whom he left unbedded, and going to Sea was drove in at Chester. where he ventur'd all hi...

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B[lack ey'd Susan's garland] comp[osed of several excellent new songs.] I. Sweet William's farewell to his black ey'd Susan, ... II. Sweet William's return ... III. The true answer...

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The fortunate wedding's garland Containing Four Excellent songs. I. The Fortunate wedding: in two Parts. II. The lady's Advice. III. A New song. IV. The happy couple

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The wandering young gentlewoman's garland in five parts

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The Isle of Wight's Garland In Three parts. Part I. The Outlandish Lady's Love to an English Sailor. Part II. The Lady's Love discovered (by her Waiting-Maid) to her Father. Part I...

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The northern lord or, the cruel Jew's garland. In four parts

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The beggars garland; in three parts

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