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3 1 8 Songs Comftleat,
When the Red Robe was gone,
To the Country Assizes,
And Butchers, and Carmen,
Were fighting of Prizes.
When Orthodox also.
From the Pulpit did roar ;
Twas the Sins of the Nation,
Maid our Taxes so sore.
When young Golden Captains,
Did walk the Parade ;
But a draught once in motion,
- Were always afraid.
When the Cits did retire,
To their Country-Houses ;
Leaving Servants at home,
To lye with their Spouses.
When Wives too would junket,
While their Cuckolds did sleep :
And spend more in a Night,
Then they got in a Week.
When high topping Merchants,
Were daily beset ;
And Statutes of Bankrupts,
Fill'd half our Gazet.
When Lawyers had not Money,
Nor Shop-keepers Trade ;
And our Nation preparing
Another to invade.
When the Season was to hot,
For the goggle ey'd yews ;
To exercise their Faculties,
In Drury-Lane Stews.
. * When
When the Red Robe was gone,
To the Country Assizes,
And Butchers, and Carmen,
Were fighting of Prizes.
When Orthodox also.
From the Pulpit did roar ;
Twas the Sins of the Nation,
Maid our Taxes so sore.
When young Golden Captains,
Did walk the Parade ;
But a draught once in motion,
- Were always afraid.
When the Cits did retire,
To their Country-Houses ;
Leaving Servants at home,
To lye with their Spouses.
When Wives too would junket,
While their Cuckolds did sleep :
And spend more in a Night,
Then they got in a Week.
When high topping Merchants,
Were daily beset ;
And Statutes of Bankrupts,
Fill'd half our Gazet.
When Lawyers had not Money,
Nor Shop-keepers Trade ;
And our Nation preparing
Another to invade.
When the Season was to hot,
For the goggle ey'd yews ;
To exercise their Faculties,
In Drury-Lane Stews.
. * When
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Description | Scottish songs and music of the 18th and early 19th centuries, including music for the Highland bagpipe. These are selected items from the collection of John Glen (1833 to 1904). Also includes a few manuscripts, some treatises, and other books on the subject. |
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Description | The Glen Collection and the Inglis Collection represent mainly 18th and 19th century Scottish music, including Scottish songs. The collections of Berlioz and Verdi collected by bibliographer Cecil Hopkinson contain contemporary and later editions of the works of the two composers Berlioz and Verdi. |
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