A New collection of the choicest songs as they are sung at court, both the theaters, the musick-schools and academies &c. / collected for the recreation of gentlemen, ladies and others.

Title

A New collection of the choicest songs as they are sung at court, both the theaters, the musick-schools and academies &c. / collected for the recreation of gentlemen, ladies and others.

Publication

London :: Printed for D. Brown ... and T. Benskin ...,

1682.

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Contents

• title page
• songs
  • The willing Lovers. A Pleasant New Song.
  • Cupids Chains Divided. A Delightful Song.
  • Repentance too Late. A New Song,
  • The Inchantment. A Pleasant New Song.
  • A delightful Play-Song.
  • Vertues Admirer. A New Song, as it is Sung at the Musick-Schools.
  • The Countrymans Complement, Or the cracking of Philberts. A Pleasant New Song.
    • part - 1
    • 2.
  • The Welch Adventurer. A most Pleasant New Song.
  • The Scotch Lovers: or the Threshing of the Pease-Mow. A most delightful Song.
  • A Charm against Winter: or, The Good-Fellows Delight. A New Song.
  • The Mournful Shepheard. A New Song.
  • The Frantick Lover. A New Song.
  • The Invitation. A New Song.
  • A New Town Catch.
  • The Despairing Virgin. A New Song.
  • The Coy Virgin. A New Play-Song.
  • Advice to Coy Virgins. A Musick Song.
  • Song.
  • A Christmas Revel.
  • The languishing Shephardess.
  • LOVE in Despair. A Play Song.
  • A HEALTH.
  • The Charmed Lover.
  • Cupids Snare. A pleasant Musick-school Song.
  • The Mournful Shepheard. A New Song.
  • The Lovers Dream A Pleasant New Song.
  • The forsaken Nymph. A New Song.
  • Cupids Delight. A Play Song.
  • The Joys of a happy Marriage. A New Play Song.
  • The Lovers Invocation. A New Play-house Song.
  • A Catch.
  • Advice to Virgins. A Musick-House Song.
  • The Ranting City Dame. A Song much in Use.
  • Loves Tyranny, or the Dis∣dainful Beauty. A New Song.
  • Fames Darling. A New Snog.
  • A Catch.
  • The Country Bargain. A most delightful Song.
  • The Enjoyment. A pleasant Song.
  • The Inlightned Quaker. A pleasant Chant.
  • Cupids Net Broaken. A New Song.