Alphabetical TABLE

OF THE

SONGS

Contain'd in this

BOOK.

A	Music: Page.	Lyrics: Page.
AS Amoret and Thyrsis lay,	[28]	[30]
As unconcern'd and free as Air,	[32]	[33]
As I am a Sailor,	[40]	[41]
And now, now the Duke's March,	[47]	[47]
Aurelia now one Moment lost,	[48]	[48]
After the pangs of fierce Desire,	[78]	[78]
A Pox on the Fool,	[118]	[119]
A Young Man lately in our Town,	[179]	[180]
All Joy to Mortals,	[181]	[181]
A Pox on the Times,	[184]	[184]
A Pox on such Fools! let the,	[186]	[186]
As Cupid many Ages past,	[188]	[188]
All Christians that have Ears to hear,	[202]	[202]
As at Noon Dulcina rested,	[206]	[206]
A Dean and Prebendary,	[213]	[213]
A World that's full of Fools and Mad-men,	[223]	[229]
Astutus Constabularius,	[235]	[237]
Amor est Pegma,	[238]	[239]
Abroad as I was walking, I'spy'd,	[247]	[247]
A Pedlar proud as I heard tell,	[248]	[248]
A Young Man and a Maid,	[251]	[251]
All own the Young Sylvia is,		[261]
A Swain in despair,	[262]	[262]
As I came down the hey Land Town,	[274]	[275]
A Jolly young Grocer of London Town,	[286]	[286]
As it befel upon one time,	[4], [202]	[289]
A Taylor good Lord, in the Time of Vacation,	[292]	[292]
A Comely Dame of Islington,	[296]	[296]
Ah! how happy's he,	[104]	[303]
A Little Love may prove a Pleasure,	[307]	[307]
At the Change as I was a walking,	[278]	[324]
All you that must take a leap in the Dark,	[327]	[327]
Alphonzo, if you Sir,		[339]
A Worthy London Prentice,	[342]	[342]
At the break of Morning light,	[357]	[357]

B
BELINDA's pretty, pretty pleasing Form,	[10]	[11]
Blush not redder than the Morning,	[195]	[195]
Banish my Lydia these,		[203]
Beauty, like Kingdoms not for one,		[217]
Beneath a cool Shade Amaryllis	[270]	[270]
Boasting Fops who court the Fair,	[314]	[314]

C
COME here's a good Health,	[8]	[8]
Cupid make your Virgins tender,	[16]	[17]
Corinna I excuse thy Face,	[33]	[34]
Chloe found Love for his Psyche	[49]	[49]
Coy Belinda may discover,	[52]	[52]
Corinna 'tis you that I Love,	[53]	[54]
Come buy my Greens and Flowers,	[124]	[124]
Cælia's bright Beauty all others transcend,	[156]	[157]
Come from the Temple, away to the Bed,	[197]	[198]
Come all that are dispos'd,	[254]	[255]
Chloris, can you,		[299]
Cælia be not too complying,	[306]	[306]
Clasp'd in my dear Melinda's Arms,	[318]	[318]
Come Cælia come, let's sit and,		[325]

D
DO not rumple my Top-knot,	[54]	[55]
Day was spent and Night	[206]	[208]
Dear Catholick brother,	[277]	[277]
Dear Mother I am Transported,	[278]	[278]
Despairing besides a clear stream,	[363]	[363]

E
ERE Phillis with her looks did kill,	[321]	[321]

F
FLY, fly ye lazy Hours,	[24]	[24]
Fye Amaryllis, cease to grieve,	[26]	[27]
Fairest Isle, all Isles excelling,	[56]	[56]
Fye Jockey, never prattle,	[76]	[77]
Forgive me Cloe if I dare,	[174]	[175]
Fortune is blind and Beauty unkind,	[242]	[242]
From Father Hopkins,	[245]	[245]
Fickle Bliss, fantastick Treasure,		[259]
Fill the Glass fill, fill,	[280]	[280]
Farewel my useless Scrip,	[320]	[320]
Fates I defie, I defie your Advances,		[345]
Farewel Chloe, O farewel,		[365]

G
GOD Prosper long our Gracious Queen,	[4]	[4]
Go, go, go, go falsest of thy Sex,	[288]	[288]
Good morrow Gossip Joan,	[315]	[315]

H
HOW long, how long shall I pine,.	[13]	[14]
Hang this whining way of Wooing,	[57]	[58]
Here's the Summer sprightly, gay,	[59]	[59]
How happy's the Husband,	[72]	[73]
Having spent all my Coin,	[169]	[169]
How happy, how happy is she,	[175]	[176]
Hang the Presbyters Gill,	[182]	[182]
Honest Shepherd, since,	[205]	[205]
How happy's that Husband who after,		[241]
How is the World transform'd,	[254]	[257]
Hub ub, ub, boo;		[281]
Had I but Love,	[304]	[304]
How happy are we,	[319]	[319]
Hear Chloe hear,		[356]
How happy's he who weds a Wife,	[369]	[370]
How Charming Phillis is, how Fair,	[371]	[372]

I
IF I hear Orinda Swear,	[20]	[21]
Just coming from Sea,	[35]	[35]
If ever you mean to be kind,	[74]	[75]
I know her false,	[75]	[76]
I am come to lock all fast,	[77]	[78]
In vain Clemene you bestow,	[79]	[80]
If Wine be a Cordial,	[82]	[82]
I fain wou'd find a passing,	[139]	[139]
If I should go seek the,	[139]	[141]
I seek no more to shady coverts,	[165]	[166]
I try'd in Parks and Plays,	[173]	[173]
In a Flowry Myrtle Grove,	[196]	[196]
I am a Jolly Toper,	[200]	[200]
I'll tell you all, both great,	[233]	[233]
I am a cunning Constable,	[235]	[236]
I Courted and Writ,	[252]	[253]
I'll tell thee Dick where I have,	[282]	[282]
I am a poor Shepherd undone,	[284]	[284]
I Love to Madness, rave t' enjoy,		[285]
I'll press, I'll bless thee Charming,		[297]
I'm vext to think that Damon	[317]	[317]
I have a Tenement to Let,	[355]	[355]

K
KEN you, who comes here,	[17]	[18]

L
LET not Love, let not Love on me,	[22]	[23]
Liberia's all my Thought,	[50]	[51]
Let Mary live long,	[83]	[84]
Lerinda complaineth that,	[85]	[85]
Lay by your Pleading,	[190]	[190]
Love's Pow'r in my Heart,	[204]	[204]
Let's wet the whistle of the,	[223]	[224]
Let's Sing as one may say,	[223]	[226]
Lucinda has the de'el and all,	[231]	[232]
Love is a Bauble,	[238]	[238]
Lais when you,		[295]
Lorenzo you amuse the Town,	[302]	[302]
Love's Passion never knew,		[305]
Let those Youths who Freedom,		[333]
Lavia would, but dare not venture,	[353]	[353]
Love, the sweets of Love,	[367]	[368]

M
MARLBOROUGH's a brave Commander,	[9]	[9]
My dear Corinna give me leave,	[80]	[81]
May her blest Example chace,	[97]	[97]
My Dear and only Love,	[122]	[122]
My Nose is the largest of all,	[130]	[131]
My Nose is the Flattest of all,	[130]	[132]
Mortals learn your Lives to,	[160]	[161]
Mirtillo, whilst you patch,	[168]	[169]
My Friend thy Beauty,	[294]	[294]
Must Love, that Tyrant of the,		[315]
My Theodora can those Eyes,		[337]

N
NOW dry up thy Tears,	[38]	[40]
No, no, poor suffering Heart,	[89]	[90]
New Pyramid's raise,	[98]	[99]
Never sigh, but think of kissing,	[103]	[103]
Now, now the Queen's Health,	[116]	[116]
Noble King Lud,	[134]	[134]
Now I'm resolv'd to Love no more,		[312]
Not your Eyes Melania move me,	[322]	[322]
Now, now the Night's come,		[349]
Now Jockey and Moggy are ready,	[350]	[350]

O
OH! my Panting, panting Heart,	[25]	[25]
Over the Mountains,	[86]	[86]
Oh how Happy's he, who from,	[104]	[105]
Oh! the mighty pow'r of Love,	[161]	[162]
Oh the Charming Month of May,	[344]	[344]
Oh Roger I've been to see Eugene,	[346]	[346]
Of all the handsome Ladies,	[348]	[348]

P
PHILLIS lay aside your Thinking,	[107]	[107]
Pish fye, you're rude Sir,	[108]	[108]
Phillis, I can ne'er forgive it,	[187]	[187]
Poor Sawney had marry'd a Wife,	[268]	[268]

R
ROOM for Gentlemen,	[136]	[136]
Retire old Miser,	[109]	[109]
Richest Gift of lavish Nature,	[264]	[264]

S
SHE met with a Country-man,	[31]	[31]
Stand, clear, my Masters,	[62]	[62]
Sometimes I am a Tapster new,	[91]	[91]
She went Apparell'd neat and fine,	[91]	[95]
Say cruel Amoret, how long,		[112]
Such command o'er my Fate,	[113]	[113]
Sit you merry Gallants,	[144]	[145]
Since Phillis swears Inconstancy,	[194]	[194]
Some in the Town go betimes,	[197]	[197]
Suppose a Man does all he can,	[209]	[210]
Sors sine visu,	[242]	[244]
See bleeding at your Feet,	[311]	[311]
Since Tom's in the Chair, and every one here,	[340]	[340]
Such a happy, happy, Life,		[362]

T
TO meet her Mars the Queen of Love,	[19]	[19]
Thus Damon knock'd at Cælia's Door,	[36]	[37]
The World is a Bubble and full of,	[38]	[38]
Through the cold shady Woods,	[43]	[44]
The gordian Knot,	[86]	[88]
There Dwelt a Widow in this Town,	[91]	[93]
There was an Old Man,	[100]	[100]
There is a Thing which in the light,	[105]	[106]
There's not a Swain,		[110]
Tormenting Beauty leave my Breast,	[110]	[111]
Tell me why so long,	[114]	[114]
'Tis a foolish mistake,		[115]
Tell me, tell me, charming,	[127]	[128]
Tho' thou'rt ugly and Old,	[142]	[143]
Tho' you make no return,	[148]	[149]
The King is gone to Oxon Town,	[158]	[158]
Tho' I love and she knows it,	[166]	[167]
There was three Travellers,	[177]	[177]
Troy had a breed of brave,	[218]	[218]
There's none so Pretty,	[222]	[222]
The Ordinance a-board,	[250]	[250]
That scornful Sylvia's Chains,	[260]	[260]
Tom Tinker's my true love,	[265]	[265]
To you Fair Ladies now at Land,	[272]	[272]
Then come kind Damon come,	[323]	[323]
The Night is come that will,		[330]
There's a new set of Rakes,	[336]	[336]
Tho' Begging is an Honest Trade,	[338]	[338]
The Rosey Morn lukes blith and Gay,	[359]	[360]
The Restauration now's the Word,	[361]	[361]

U
UNDERNEATH the Castle Wall,	[120]	[120]
Unguarded lies the wishing Maid,	[129]	[129]
Vobis magnis parvis dicam,	[233]	[234]

W
WHILST Phillis is Drinking,	[12]	[13]
War, War and Battle now no more,	[15]	[15]
What shall I do, I am undone,	[121]	[121]
When Wit and Beauty,	[150]	[151]
When Sylvia was kind,	[152]	[153]
What, Love a crime,	[154]	[154]
When I have often heard young Maids,	[155]	[156]
What state of Life can be,		[163]
When Jockey first I saw,	[164]	[165]
When Dido was a Carthage Queen,	[192]	[192]
We merry Wives of Windsor,	[211]	[211]
Wo'as me poor Lass! what mun,	[263]	[263]
When on her Eyes,		[267]
With sighing and wishing,		[271]
What sayest thou,		[287]
What shall I do, I've lost my Heart,	[298]	[299]
When I was in the low Country,	[300]	[300]
Walk up to Virtue Strait,	[301]	[301]
When first I lay'd Siege to my Chloris,	[308]	[308]
Why alas do you now leave me,	[309]	[309]
When Beauty such as yours,	[310]	[310]
When crafty Fowlers would,	[313]	[313]
Who can Dorinda's Beauty view,	[326]	[326]
When embracing my Friends,		[354]
Why will Clemene when I gaze,		[372]

Y
YE Commons and Peers,	[1]	[1]
You guess by my wither'd Face,	[171]	[172]
You Friends to Reformation,	[213]	[215]
Young Strephon and Phillis,	[220]	[220]
Young Strephon he has Woo'd,	[240]	[241]
You Ladies draw near,	[329]	[329]
You tell me Dick you've lately,	[331]	[331]
Your Melancholy's all a Folly,	[334]	[334]

Z
Z—DS Madam return me my Heart,		[147]