Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 27Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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Page 94
... quhat ever thay be ; This lessoun for to quin per queir ; ‡ Syne keip it weill continuallie , Better nor onye warldlie geir . * Dancer . † Ever be . Learn to sing . Leif , burges men , or all be loist , 94 SATIRICAL SONGS AND.
... quhat ever thay be ; This lessoun for to quin per queir ; ‡ Syne keip it weill continuallie , Better nor onye warldlie geir . * Dancer . † Ever be . Learn to sing . Leif , burges men , or all be loist , 94 SATIRICAL SONGS AND.
Page 224
... sing in the petticoats praise , Large hoop'd petticoats , delicate petticoats , bouncing hoop'd petticoats , maids ! * This was a fanciful name for the residence of thoughtless prodigals . In Collier's Roxburghe Ballads is a curious ...
... sing in the petticoats praise , Large hoop'd petticoats , delicate petticoats , bouncing hoop'd petticoats , maids ! * This was a fanciful name for the residence of thoughtless prodigals . In Collier's Roxburghe Ballads is a curious ...
Page 243
... sing you a ditty will tickle your ear ; * A lady friend informs me that these things were really worn ; and are not such fanciful satires as I had imagined them . She perfectly remembers her mother's wearing a sow and pigs in the curls ...
... sing you a ditty will tickle your ear ; * A lady friend informs me that these things were really worn ; and are not such fanciful satires as I had imagined them . She perfectly remembers her mother's wearing a sow and pigs in the curls ...
Contents
SATIRICAL SONGS AND POEMS ON COSTUME | 1 |
THE MERCER 7 | 7 |
THE SHOEMAKER 16 | 16 |
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